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. 2015 May 27;5:10518. doi: 10.1038/srep10518

Table 1. Thermodynamic parameters for Atox1-WD4 Cu+ transfer.

Reaction mixture Parameter Step 1 Step 2 Overall
Cu-Atox1C1C2 + WD4C1C2 ΔGSEC (kJ/mol) −30.1 +24.6 −5.5
KSEC 0.42·106 M−1 26.1·10−6 M 11.0
ΔHITC (kJ/mol) −25.1 +14.0 −11.1
TΔSITC (kJ/mol) +5.0 −10.6 −5.6
Cu-Atox1C1C2 + WD4C1A2 ΔGSEC (kJ/mol) −26.5    
KSEC 0.09·106 M−1    
KITC 0.05·106 M−1    
ΔHITC (kJ/mol) −52    
TΔSITC (kJ/mol) −26    
Atox1C1A2 + Cu-WD4C1C2 ΔGSEC (kJ/mol)   +30.5  
KSEC   2·10−6 M  
KITC   17·10−6 M  
ΔHITC (kJ/mol)   +52  
TΔSITC (kJ/mol)   +24  

Step 1 and Step 2 relate to Fig. 1. The data for the wild type reaction, involving both Steps 1 and 2, is taken from26. The mutant data comes from SEC (Fig. 2; apparent K values estimated from concentrations derived from elution profiles) and ITC (Fig. 3; K, ΔH and ΔS was determined by fitting of ITC data to a 1:1 binding model) experiments and formation of Atox1C1C2-Cu-WD4C1A2 corresponds to Step 1 whereas dissociation of the Atox1C1A2-Cu-WD4C1C2 complex corresponds to Step 2 in Fig. 1. Errors may reach 5%. See text for further details.