The binding of @entity14287 to ribosomes and ribosomal subunits of a number of different @entity526 strains was studied, and the @entity1025 and pH @entity734 , as well as the effect of salts and @entity8520 , was determined. The only requirement for binding with ribosomes and subunits from susceptible strains was 10 mm @entity1025 . Monovalent salts weakened the binding in a manner similar to the effects on ribonucleic acid secondary structure, and this was antagonized to some extent by increased amounts of @entity1025 . Bound @entity14287 could be readily exchanged by @entity3639 and any antibiotically active derivative, but not by fragments of the antibiotic or any other @entity4028 . With native (run-off) 70S ribosomes from @entity3639 -susceptible strains, the binding was rapid and relatively temperature independent over the range from 0 to 37 C. @entity8520 did not stimulate the binding. With concentrations of @entity14287 up to 10(-5)m, greater than 95% of native 70S ribosomes bound exactly 1 molecule of the antibiotic tightly, with a K(diss) for the bound complex at 25 C of 9.4 x 10(-8)m. The following thermodynamic parameters were found for the binding with 70S ribosomes at 25 C:DeltaG degrees = -9.6 kcal/mole, DeltaH degrees = -6.2 kcal/mole, and DeltaS degrees = +11.4 entropy units/mole. Differences in affinity for the antibiotic were found between ribosomes of K-12 strains and those of other @entity526 strains. There was insignificant binding to 70S ribosomes or subunits from @entity3639 -resistant or -dependent strains, and to 50S subunits from susceptible strains. The binding to 30S subunits from susceptible strains was weaker by an order of magnitude than that to the 70S particle, with a K(diss) at 25 C of 10(-6)m. @entity22878 stimulated this binding slightly but did not influence the affinity of the bound molecule. At antibiotic concentrations above 10(-5)m, @entity3639 -susceptible 70S and 30S particles bound additional molecules of the antibiotic, and binding also occurred to ribosomes from @entity3639 -resistant and -dependent strains, as well as to 50S subunits from all strains. K(diss) for all of these binding equilibria were [Formula: see text] 10(-4)m. This weaker non-specific binding coincided with the beginning of aggregation phenomena involving the particles, and occurred at sites distinct from the single site which binds the antibiotic tightly. This latter site was completely lost after the one-step mutation to high-level resistance or @entity734 .

Binding of @entity14287 to XXXX ribosomes: characteristics and equilibrium of the reaction.

@entity1025 :: ('CHEBI:18420', 'Chemical') :: ['Mg(2+)'] @entity14287 :: ('MESH:D004096', 'Chemical') :: ['dihydrostreptomycin'] @entity8520 :: ('MESH:D011119', 'Chemical') :: ['Polynucleotides', 'polynucleotides'] @entity3639 :: ('MESH:D013307', 'Chemical') :: ['streptomycin'] @entity22878 :: ('CHEBI:73279', 'Chemical') :: ['Polyuridylic acid'] @entity734 :: ('MESH:D019966', 'Disease') :: ['dependence'] @entity4028 :: ('CHEBI:47779', 'Chemical') :: ['aminoglycoside'] @entity526 :: ('562', 'Species') :: ['Escherichia coli', 'E. coli']
@entity526 :: (562,Species) :: ['Escherichia coli']
