1991
DOI: 10.1021/ja00014a041
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Humidity-controlled reversible structure transition of disodium adenosine 5'-triphosphate between dihydrate and trihydrate in a single crystal state

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“…The analysis for 1 and 2 from new data sets (namely DS2, DS3 and DS5) showed that changes on hydration of crystals cause significant alteration of conformation at the triphosphate chain and at the ribose system as well as of the pattern of M(II)-triphosphate interactions. The effects from hydration on M-O and P-O bonds are weaker than those found and reported on the corresponding moieties of Na 2 H 2 ATP·xH 2 O species [10]. The higher affinity of Mg(II) towards phosphates when compared to Na(I), and K(I) is such to link the divalent cation just to the triphosphate backbone and exclude any inner sphere interaction to the base and sugar moieties as well as to DPA molecules in 1.…”
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“…The analysis for 1 and 2 from new data sets (namely DS2, DS3 and DS5) showed that changes on hydration of crystals cause significant alteration of conformation at the triphosphate chain and at the ribose system as well as of the pattern of M(II)-triphosphate interactions. The effects from hydration on M-O and P-O bonds are weaker than those found and reported on the corresponding moieties of Na 2 H 2 ATP·xH 2 O species [10]. The higher affinity of Mg(II) towards phosphates when compared to Na(I), and K(I) is such to link the divalent cation just to the triphosphate backbone and exclude any inner sphere interaction to the base and sugar moieties as well as to DPA molecules in 1.…”
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“…In fact, among the available metallomacronutrients, Na(I), K(I), Mg(II) and Ca(II), in living systems, nature selected Mg(II) as the cofactor for the vast majority of enzymes that catalyze the breakage of (P)O-P(O) bonds. It appears important that experimental studies via XRD, MQMAS, ESIMS, Raman crystallography like those reported in Refs [10,[39][40][41][42], as well as theoretical studies like those reported in Refs 11,[43][44][45], are more and more performed on Mg(II)-NTPs and -NDPs species with the aim to shed light on the mobility of the metal on (di)triphosphate chain, on the role of free and metal bound water molecules, on the role of third molecules (mostly aminoacid residues) able to interact with the metal ions proximal to nucleotides and with nucleotides themselves. The structural role of the second divalent cation in biological systems that catalyze reactions on nucleotides (see for example Refs [46][47][48][49]), are worthy of more efforts too, on the basis of structure for 1 and 2 and of recent structures deposited in the PDB.…”
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“…11,12) Here, we report the dehydration process of the hydrous crystal of CS-834, with the change in the RH and the structural changes in the transformation observed by single-crystal X-ray analysis.…”
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