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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2010 Sep 8;132(35):12286–12298. doi: 10.1021/ja910342d

Table 1.

Experimental and intrinsic KIEs for Af2Sir2 catalyzed deacetylation

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label of interest remote label KIE type experimental KIEa,b intrinsic KIEc
1N-15N 2,8A-3H primary 1.024(2) 1.024(2)d
1′N-14C 2,8A-3H primary 1.014(4) 1.014(4)
1′N-3H 8A-14C α-secondary 1.289(1) 1.300(3)
2′N-3H 8A-14C β-secondary 1.095(5) 1.099(5)
4′N-3H 8A-14C γ-secondary 0.997(2) 0.997(2)
5′N-3H 8A-14C δ-secondary 1.019(5) 1.020(5)
4′N-18O 8A-14C α-secondary 0.985(5) 0.984(5)
2,8A-3H 8A-14C remote 1.001 (4) 1.001(2)
a

KIE determined from at least three experiments and from correction for isotopic depletion.

b

The number in the parenthesis represents the error in the last digit.

c

KIE determined from experimental KIE using equation 3 and corrected for commitment factors of Cr = 0.038 and KIEeq = 1.000 except for first entry (See Supporting Information for KIEs calculated for KIEeq = 1.100). Error to the intrinsic KIE value includes variability in the value of Cr (0.036–0.042) due to variability in the 20% conversion to products (±2%).

d

KIE determined from experimental KIE using equation 3 and corrected for commitment factors of Cr = 0.038 and KIEeq = 1.027 (see reference for the equilibrium isotope effect of 1.027 for full dissociation of nicotinamide). Measurement of [1′N-3H]KIE in the presence of nicotinamidase, which minimizes reverse commitment by degrading nicotinamide, gave an experimental KIE corrected for isotope depletion of but without correction for reverse commitment of 1.307(5) in agreement with the calculated intrinsic in Table 1.