盐酸胍对反胶束中RNase A活性的影响

以胞嘧啶核苷酸2',3'-环单磷酸酯为底物研究了变性剂盐酸胍对十二胺丁酸盐-环己烷反胶束溶液中核糖核酸酶A活性的影响,同水溶液相比,盐酸胍对反胶束中酶活性的抑制作用很小。反胶束的大小限制了酶分子天然态构象的改变,从而保证了其活性中心的完整性。核糖核酸酶A的内源荧光研究发现,同水溶液相比,反胶束中蛋白的最大发射波长没有发生变化,但荧光偏振极化度增加,也表明了在反胶束中酶分子的运动自由度较在水溶液中有所降低。     

胶束及反胶束微环境中的槲皮素金属配合物

无机金属元素可与中药活性有机化合物通过配位键结合形成配合物,进而影响药物的生理活性[1]。但配合物的形成往往改变了原有机成分的溶解性能(如水溶性或脂溶性),而表面活性胶束体系可使金属有机配合物的水溶性或脂溶性得到明显改善,从而提高药物的生物利用度和改善药物的吸收。然而,胶束体系中已有的研究多是针对单纯的有机化合物[2]或生物分子如蛋白质[3]等,而涉及金属配合物胶束溶液的则很少,尤其是反胶束微环境中的中药金属配合物。反胶束亦称W/O型微乳液,是双亲物质在非极性有机溶剂中自发形成的具有纳米尺寸的含有水核的微小胶团聚集…     

染料与表面活性物质间的相互作用—在胶束形成前的能量转移

近年来,在胶束体系中的能量转移问题由于人们对胶束研究的兴趣增长而受到重视^[1].胶柬的独特组成使它能在分子水平上组织反应物进行化学反应.把胶束研究中得到的数据和在均相体系中的结果相比较就可对所进行的反应的分子细节有更多的了解.胶束,作为一种荷电粒子,还可在某些要求实现电荷分离的场合起到作用,这在光能一电能转换的太阳能利用上是极为重要的^[2].对胶束体系能量转移的研究可对反应物和胶束间的相互作用以及胶束结构等问题提供许多有用的资料,有助于更好地了解和利用胶束.从七十年代起,Shinitzky^[3],Almgrensup>[4]和Gratzel^[5]等对此进行了大量研究,取得了进展.但是对胶束形成前或形成过程中,即体系中表面活性物质浓度低于临界胶束浓度(cmc)时的能量转移现象迄今还报道较少.最近Kusumoto^[6]等曾在胶束形成前的区域(premicellar region)内对罗丹明-6G染料和一种菁染料间的能量转移进行了研究,指出:由于染料的存在,有可能在表面活性物质浓度达到cmc之前形成了一种富染料的混合胶束,因而促进了能量转移的进行.这种“预胶束”的概念,Ghosh^[7]在研究染料和表面活性物质溶液的荧光光谱时曾于1970年提出过,但未正式公布所得结果.本工作对十二烷基硫酸钠(简称SLS)溶液胶束形成过程中几种阳离子染料间的能量转移进行了研究.     

胶束催化与胶束模拟酶研究

在生物休内进行的酶促反应和生物化学过程,许多是在非均质的环境中进行的。在这种环境体系中,既含有疏水相,又含有亲水相,与表面活性剂分子在水溶液中聚集而形成的胶束、膜及其他水相聚集体(Aqueous aggregates)     

反相胶束对辣根过氧化物酶催化反应的影响

胶束体系是酶学研究比较理想的体系,因为它所具有的诸如热力学稳定、光学透明及能增溶亲水分子、亲油分子或两性分子等性质,使许多酶在胶束体系中的反应速率远远高于在水相中,即人们发现的所谓“超活性”［‘j．辣根过氧化物酶（HRP）是一种比较稳定的酶,且价廉易得,具备一般过氧化物酶的典型反应．在研究中人们发现,HRP在反相胶束体系中同样具有“超活性”,由于HRP能够催化大量底物进行反应,因此“超活性”对HRP的催化反应具有重要意义．已有研究者［’、’j对CTAB反相胶束体系中HRP的性质进行了探讨,但反相胶束对HRP的…     

卵磷脂反胶束体系中β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶的研究

测定了水、醋酸缓冲液和水杨苷醋酸/醋酸钠缓冲液在水/PC/庚烷-正丁醇反胶束体系中的饱和增溶量,利用UV、FT-IR和NMR等技术考察了增溶到水/PC/庚烷-正丁醇反胶束体系中的β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶及水杨苷的结构变化,并研究了β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶在水/PC/庚烷-正丁醇反胶束中的活性.发现了β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶在水/PC/庚烷-正丁醇反胶束中遵循米氏反应,最大反应速度vmax为1.475mg·min-1,是其在水中的11.8倍,米氏常数Km为0.389mg·mL-1,是其在水中的1/25.β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶在水/PC/庚烷-正丁醇反胶束中表现出的低底物浓度下的高催化速度,是微乳的界面发生的相互作用改变了β-1,4葡萄糖苷酶的构象,增加了底物水杨苷的浓度,PC极性头部-N+(CH3)3正离子作用水杨苷糖苷键的氧有利于糖苷键的断裂等因素造成的.     

杯芳烃的超分子化学研究（IV）：对-叔丁基杯[4]芳烃对ATP的分子识别及液膜传输作用

采用气泡式准乳化液膜法,研究了对-叔丁基杯[4]芳烃对ATP分子的液膜传输 作用,讨论了源相与吸收相的组成、酸度、源相中的ATP的起始浓度及吸收相中 NH_3·H_2O浓度等因素对传输结果的影响;进而讨论了对-叔丁基杯[4]芳烃对ATP 的分子识别作用和液膜传输机理。     

杯芳烃的超分子化学研究（IV）：对-叔丁基杯[4]芳烃对ATP的分子识别及液膜传输作用

采用气泡式准乳化液膜法 ,研究了对 -叔丁基杯 [4 ]芳烃对ATP分子的液膜传输作用 ,讨论了源相与吸收相的组成、酸度、源相中的ATP的起始浓度及吸收相中NH3 ·H2 O浓度等因素对传输结果的影响 ;进而讨论了对 -叔丁基杯 [4 ]芳烃对ATP的分子识别作用和液膜传输机理     

分子印迹聚合物吸附性能的影响因素探讨

分子印迹聚合物具有对特定分子的亲和性和高选择性,稳定性好、使用寿命长、应用范围广等特点,因此在很多领域,如色谱分离[1]、固相萃取[2]、仿生传感[3]、模拟酶催化[4]、临床药物分析[5]、膜分离[6]等得到日益广泛的研究和应用。影响分子印迹聚合物与模板分子之间识别作用的因     

卵磷脂反胶束体系中β-1，4葡萄糖苷酶的研究

测定了水、醋酸缓冲液和水杨苷醋酸 /醋酸钠缓冲液在水 /PC/庚烷 正丁醇反胶束体系中的饱和增溶量 ,利用UV、FT IR和NMR等技术考察了增溶到水 /PC/庚烷 正丁醇反胶束体系中的 β 1 ,4葡萄糖苷酶及水杨苷的结构变化 ,并研究了 β 1 ,4葡萄糖苷酶在水 /PC/庚烷 正丁醇反胶束中的活性 .发现了 β 1 ,4葡萄糖苷酶在水 /PC/庚烷 正丁醇反胶束中遵循米氏反应 ,最大反应速度vmax为 1 .475mg·min-1,是其在水中的 1 1 .8倍 ,米氏常数Km 为 0 .389mg·mL-1,是其在水中的 1 / 2 5 .β 1 ,4葡萄糖苷酶在水 /PC/庚烷 正丁醇反胶束中表现出的低底物浓度下的高催化速度 ,是微乳的界面发生的相互作用改变了 β 1 ,4葡萄糖苷酶的构象 ,增加了底物水杨苷的浓度 ,PC极性头部 -N (CH3 ) 3 正离子作用水杨苷糖苷键的氧有利于糖苷键的断裂等因素造成的 .     

二—（2—乙基己基聚氧化烯烃）琥珀酸双酯磺酸钠的表面活性及应用

二－（２－乙基己基聚氧化烯烃）琥珀酸双酯磺酸钠的表面活性及应用姚传义吴金川何志敏＊（天津大学化学工程研究所天津３０００７２）关键词二－（２－乙基己基聚氧化烯烃）琥珀酸双酯磺酸钠，表面活性，反胶团酶反应，橄榄油水解１９９７－０９－１９收稿，１９９７－１...     

Improvement in enzyme activity and stability by addition of low molecular weight polyethylene glycol to sodium bis(2-ethyl-L-hexyl)sulfosuccinate/isooctane reverse micellar system

The activity and stability of Chromobacterium viscosum lipase (glycerolester hydrolase, EC 3.1.1.3)-catalyzed olive oil hydrolysis in sodium bis (2-ethyl-1-hexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT)/isooctane reverse micelles is increased appreciably when low molecular weight polyethylene glycol (PEG 400) is added to the reverse micelles. To understand the effect of PEG 400 on the phase behavior of the reverse micellar system, the phase diagram of AOT/PEG 400/water/isooctane system was studied. The influences of relevant parameters on the catalytic activity in AOT/PEG 400 reverse micelles were investigated and compared with the results in the simple AOT reverse micelles. In the presence of PEG 400, the linear decreasing trend of the lipase activity with AOT concentration, which is observed in the simple AOT reverse micelles, disappeared. Enzyme entrapped in AOT/PEG reverse micelles was very stable, retaining>75% of its initial activity after 60 d, whereas the half-life in simple AOT reverse micelles was 38 d. The kinetics parameter maximum velocity (V _max)exhibiting the temperature dependence and the activation energy obtained by Arrhenius plot was suppressed significantly by the addition of PEG 400.     

Nonionic surfactants: a key to enhance the enzyme activity at cationic reverse micellar interface

The primary objective of the present study is to understand how the different nonionic surfactants modify the anisotropic interface of cationic water-in-oil (W/O) microemulsions and thus influences the catalytic efficiency of surface-active enzymes. Activity of Chromobacterium viscosum lipase (CV-lipase) was estimated in several mixed reverse micelles prepared from CTAB and four different nonionic surfactants, Brij-30, Brij-92, Tween-20, and Tween-80/water/isooctane/n-hexanol at different z ([cosurfactant]/[surfactants]) values, pH 6 (20 mM phosphate), 25 degrees C across a varying range of W0 ([water]/[surfactants]) using p-nitrophenyl-n-octanoate as the substrate. Lipase activity in mixed reverse micelles improved maximum up to approximately 200% with increasing content of non-ionic surfactants compared to that in CTAB probably due to the reduced positive charge density as well as plummeted n-hexanol (competitive inhibitor of lipase) content at the interfacial region of cationic W/O microemulsions. The highest activity of lipase was observed in CTAB (10 mM) + Brij-30 (40 mM)/isooctane/n-hexanol)/water system, k2 = 913 +/- 5 cm3 g-1 s-1. Interestingly, this observed activity is even higher than that obtained in sodium bis (2-ethyl-1-hexyl) sulfosuccinate (AOT)/n-heptane reverse micelles, the most popular W/O microemulsion in micellar enzymology. To ascertain the influence of non-ionic surfactants in improving the activity of surface-active enzymes is not limited to lipase only, we have also investigated the catalytic activity of Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) in different mixed W/O microemulsions. Here also following the similar trend as observed for lipase, HRP activity enhanced up to 2.5 fold with increasing concentration of nonionic surfactants. Finally, the enzyme activity was correlated with the change in the microenvironment of mixed reverse micelles by steady-state fluorescence study using 8-anilino-1-napthalenesulphonic acid (ANS) as probe.     

AEOT/异辛烷/水反胶团体系对血红蛋白的提取

自Riet等报道以反胶团技术提取蛋白质以来,有关反胶团技术提取生物活性物质的报道较多,但研究对象多为分子量较小的蛋白质及酶.由表面活性剂丁二酸二(2-乙基己基)酯磺酸钠(AOT)形成的反胶团体系水含量W₀,有机相中水的摩尔浓度与表面活性剂摩尔浓度之比)较小,提取率偏低.     

Catalytic Activity of Hexokinase in Reversed Micelles

Reversed micelles can control the size of water pools and the physical property of water by changing W(0)(=[water]/[surfactant]). Hexokinase (HK) activity seems to be easily affected by the microenvironment in the neighborhood of the enzyme because it is assumed that HK binds to the outer mitochondrial membrane by insertion of its hydrophobic NH(2) tail. The catalytic activity of HK was examined in reversed micelles in order to study the effect of the microenvironment in the neighborhood of HK on the activity. Sodium bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT), hexadecyltrimethyl ammonium chloride (HTAC), and octaoxyethylene dodecyl ether (C(12)E(8)) were used as anionic, cationic, and nonionic surfactants, respectively. HK activity was obtained by measuring ATP and ADP amounts with HPLC. The high electrostatic inner surfaces of AOT and HTAC reversed micelles were not favorable for HK to exhibit the catalytic activity, but the activity in HTAC reversed micelles was 2-3 times higher than that in AOT reversed micelles and the activities in both reversed micelles revealed an optimum at W(0)=10. The phenomenon was discussed in connection with the location of HK, nonuniform distribution of substrates, and the size and physical properties of the water pools. On the other hand, HK activity was much higher in C(12)E(8) reversed micelles than in AOT and HTAC reversed micelles and increased with the concentration of C(12)E(8). This suggests that HK activity is easily revealed in hydrated ethylene oxide chains. In conclusion, it was demonstrated that HK activity depends on the microenvironment such as the electrostatic field, the physical properties of water, and the hydrophobicity. Copyright 2001 Academic Press.     

Effects of bile salts on percolation and size of AOT reversed micelles

The effects of two trihydroxy bile salts, sodium taurocholate (NaTC) and 3-[(3-cholamidylpropyl)dimethylammonio]-1-propane sulfonate (CHAPS), on the size, shape and percolation temperature of reversed micelles formed by sodium bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT) in isooctane were studied. The percolation temperature of the reversed micelles decreased upon inclusion of bile salts, indicating increased water uptake. Dynamic light scattering (DLS) measurements showed consistent enlargement of reversed micelles upon addition of the bile salts; the hydrodynamic radius increased sixfold in the presence of 10 mM CHAPS and doubled in the presence of 5 mM NaTC. Inclusion of the enzyme yeast alcohol dehydrogenase (YADH) increased the percolation temperature and distorted the spherical structure of the AOT reversed micelles. The spherical structure was restored upon addition of bile salt. These results may help to explain the increase in activity of YADH in AOT reversed micelles upon addition of bile salts.     

Reverse micellar aggregates: effect on ketone reduction. 2. Surfactant role

Kinetics of the reduction of 3-chloroacetophenone (CAF) with sodium borohydride (NaBH(4)) were followed by UV-vis spectroscopy at 27.0 degrees C in different reverse micellar media, toluene/BHDC/water and toluene/AOT/water, and compared with results in an isooctane/AOT/water reverse micellar system. AOT is sodium 1,4-bis-2-ethylhexylsulfosuccinate, and BHDC is benzyl-n-hexadecyl dimethylammonium chloride. The kinetic profiles were investigated as a function of variables such as surfactant and NaBH(4) concentration and the amount of water dispersed in the reverse micelles, W(0) = [H(2)O]/[surfactant]. In all cases, the first-order rate constant, k(obs), increases with the concentration of surfactant as a consequence of incorporating the substrate into the interface of the reverse micelles where the reaction takes place. The reaction is faster at the cationic interface than at the anionic one probably because the negative ion BH(4)(-) is part of the cationic interface. The effect of the external solvent on the reaction shows that reduction is favored in the isooctane/AOT/water reverse micellar system than that with an aromatic solvent. This is probably due to BH(4)(-) being more in the water pool of the toluene/AOT/water reverse micellar system. The kinetic profile upon water addition depends largely on the type of interface. In the BHDC system, k(obs) increases with W(0) in the whole range studied while in AOT the kinetic profile has a maximum at W(0) approximately 5, probably reflecting the fact that BH(4)(-) is part of the cationic interface while, in the anionic one, there is a strong interaction between water and the polar headgroup of AOT below W(0) = 5 and, above that, BH(4)(-) is repelled from the interface once the water pool has formed. Application of a kinetic model based on the pseudophase formalism, which considers the distribution of the ketone between the continuous medium and the interface and assumes that reaction takes place only at the interface, has enabled us to estimate rate constants at the interface of the reverse micellar systems. At W(0) < 10, it was considered that NaBH(4) is wholly at the interface and, at W(0) >/= 10, where there are free water molecules, also the partitioning between the interface and the water pool was taken into account. The results were used to evaluate CAF and NaBH(4) distribution constants between the different pseudophases as well as the second-order reaction rate constant of the reduction reaction in the micellar interface.     

DNA hybridization in reverse micelles and its application to mutation detection

DNA hybridization was investigated in AOT (sodium di-2-ethylhexyl sulfosuccinate)/isooctane reverse micelles. The single-stranded DNA molecules were encapsulated in the nanoscale water pools formed in the reverse micelles, reducing the hybridization rate. The DNA hybridization can be monitored by simply measuring the UV absorbance of the reverse micellar solution at 260 nm. We found that the DNA hybridization occurred only at the restricted water content (Wo = [H2O]/[AOT] = 20) and below room temperature. We applied this DNA hybridization behavior in reverse micelles to mutation detection in a model gene p53 and successfully detected the single nucleotide mutations in 20-mer. 30-mer and 50-mer nucleotides without a DNA labeling.     

Thermostability of Cromobacterium viscosum lipase in AOT/isooctane reverse micelle

The thermostability of Cromobacterium viscosum lipase (EC 3.1.1.3) entrapped in AOT (sodium bis-[2-ethylhexyl] sulfosuccinate) reverse micelles was increased by the addition of short-chain polyethylene glycol (PEG 400). Two different approaches were considered: (1) the determination of half-life time and (2) the mechanistic analysis of deactivation kinetics. The half-life of lipase entrapped in AOT/isooctane reverse micelles with PEG 400 at 60 degrees C was 28 h, ninefold higher than that in reverse micelles without PEG 400. The lipase entrapped in both reverse micellar systems followed a series-type deactivation mechanism involving two first-order steps. The deactivation constant for the first step at 60 degrees C in PEG containing reverse micelles was 0.055 h!1, 11-fold lower than that in reverse micelles without PEG, whereas it remained almost constant for the second step. The inactivation energy of the lipase entrapped in reverse micelles with and without PEG 400 was 88.12 and 21.97 kJ/mol, respectively.     

Water dynamics in small reverse micelles in two solvents: two-dimensional infrared vibrational echoes with two-dimensional background subtraction

Water dynamics as reflected by the spectral diffusion of the water hydroxyl stretch were measured in w(0) = 2 (1.7 nm diameter) Aerosol-OT (AOT)/water reverse micelles in carbon tetrachloride and in isooctane solvents using ultrafast 2D IR vibrational echo spectroscopy. Orientational relaxation and population relaxation are observed for w(0) = 2, 4, and 7.5 in both solvents using IR pump-probe measurements. It is found that the pump-probe observables are sensitive to w(0), but not to the solvent. However, initial analysis of the vibrational echo data from the water nanopool in the reverse micelles in the isooctane solvent seems to yield different dynamics than the CCl(4) system in spite of the fact that the spectra, vibrational lifetimes, and orientational relaxation are the same in the two systems. It is found that there are beat patterns in the interferograms with isooctane as the solvent. The beats are observed from a signal generated by the AOT/isooctane system even when there is no water in the system. A beat subtraction data processing procedure does a reasonable job of removing the distortions in the isooctane data, showing that the reverse micelle dynamics are the same within experimental error regardless of whether isooctane or carbon tetrachloride is used as the organic phase. Two time scales are observed in the vibrational echo data, ~1 and ~10 ps. The slower component contains a significant amount of the total inhomogeneous broadening. Physical arguments indicate that there is a much slower component of spectral diffusion that is too slow to observe within the experimental window, which is limited by the OD stretch vibrational lifetime.