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. 2020 Nov 16;26(70):16910–16922. doi: 10.1002/chem.202003540

Table 2.

ITC‐derived thermodynamic parameters for the binding of PIQ to the Q–D hybrids in the presence of 120 mm K+ at 40 °C.[a]

Q–D hybrid

N

K a [m −1]

ΔH°fit

[kcal mol−1][b]

ΔG°

[kcal mol−1][c]

ΔH°es

[kcal mol−1][b]

TΔS°

[kcal mol−1][c]

Myc‐dup3

1.2±0.1

(1.6±0.4)×107

−10.7±0.1

−10.3±0.2

−11.9±0.5

1.5±0.5

Myc‐dup3 [d]

1.1±0.2

(1.5±0.5)×107

−15.0±0.8

−10.6±0.2

−14.8±0.2

4.3±0.3

Myc‐dup5 [e]

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

−6.7±0.3

n.d.

Myc3l‐dup5

1.5±0.1

(1.6±0.2)×107

−8.2±0.1

−10.3±0.1

−7.3±0.2

−3.0±0.2

[a] Average values with standard deviations from three independent measurements; only values for the high‐affinity binding are given. [b] ΔH°fit and ΔH°es denote standard molar enthalpy changes determined from curve fitting and from an excess‐site method, respectively. [c] From ΔG°=−RTlnK a and −TΔS°=ΔG°−ΔH°es. [d] At 50 °C. [e] Isotherm could not be reliably fitted with a two‐site model.