Table 1.
Parameters used in simultaneous sum-of-squares best fit of isotherms for a series of separately prepared 5,5′ dimethylBAPTA and EDTA solutions in TRIS buffer with residual calcium present
Sample | Residuala Ca2+ (μM) | Purityb (%) | K′Ca2+ (nM) | ΔH (cal/mol) |
---|---|---|---|---|
5,5′ dimethylBAPTA | ||||
0c | 0 | 59.10 (59.05–59.20)d | 105e | 2155.7 (2148.0–2163.5) |
1 | 563 | 68.75 (68.67–68.84) | ||
3 | 663 | |||
6 | 847 | |||
EDTA | ||||
8 | 42 | 97.39 (97.35–97.42) | 62.3 (59.0–65.1) | −12,814.3 (−12,785–12,843) |
9 | 975 | |||
12 | 1105 |
Added Ca2+ derived from analytical preparation, with small adjustments made for goodness-of-fit.
An additional 3.5% (95% CI, 3.23–3.79) of the 5,5′ dimethylBAPTA macromolecule described in the simulation is dedicated to a second single-binding site chelator with weak Ca2+ affinity (13.1 μM, (95% CI, 9.95–17.85)) and enthalpy of 479 cal/mol to represent an apparent impurity (see the Supporting Material).
Sample prepared independently without analytical glassware.
Ca2+ apparent dissociation constant derived from potentiometric data analysis.
Parentheses indicate 95% confidence intervals for floating parameters, computed from sum-of-squares best fit values; they do not reflect propagated experimental errors.