Calcium and GTP
Dima Klenchin
klenchin at facstaff.REMOVE_TO_REPLY.wisc.edu
Mon Oct 27 21:14:20 EST 1997
In article <3450F271.41C6 at bloom.aecom.yu.edu>, Philip Aisen <aisen at bloom.aecom.yu.edu> wrote:
:When we add 30mM calcium chloride to 5mM GTP in Mg/EGTA/sucrose/PIPES
:buffer, pH 7.4, a heavy white ppt. develops. No precipitate develops
:with ATP under similar circumstances. No free phosphate is evident by
:NMR spectroscopy.
:
:Does anyone have an explanation?
:
:Thanks.
:
:Philip Aisen
Ca salt GTP is much less soluble than Ca salt ATP. Simple look at
molecular formulas make it clear why.
Ca salts of all nucleotides are less soluble than Mg salts.
- Dima
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