Fig. 3: Ligand selectivity and affinity for cofactor-independent phosphoglycerate mutase (iPGM) using SDR. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Ligand selectivity and affinity for cofactor-independent phosphoglycerate mutase (iPGM) using SDR.

From: A general assay platform to study protein pharmacology using ligand-dependent structural dynamics

Fig. 3: Ligand selectivity and affinity for cofactor-independent phosphoglycerate mutase (iPGM) using SDR.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a Crystal structures of the apo (PDB 5KGL) and ipglycermide Ce-2d bound (PDB 5KGN) iPGM from Yu H et al. Metal ions are identified as purple spheres. b Saturation binding of Ce-2 to 1 nM (black circle) 0.5 nM (gray circle) or 0.1 nM iPGM (open black circle). c Relative detection sensitivity of the SDR assay (blue circle) compared to a functional couple-enzyme assay (gray/black square) for ipglycermide Ce-2 binding C. elegans iPGM. Error bars for (b, c) represent the SEM of 2 experiments. d Correlation plot comparing the binding potencies for ipglycermide analogs from either an FP-based competition binding (10 nM iPGM) or SDR assay (0.5 nM iPGM-C-HiBiT) format. The FP assay uses a fluorescein-labeled Ce-2d analog (Ce-2d-FL). e Correlation plot comparing the binding potencies for ipglycermide analogs between B. malayi and C. elegans iPGM orthologs using the SDR assay. Ipglycermides are identified by symbols to the right. Error bars for (d, e) represent the SD, n = 3 experiments. RLU, relative light units; FP, fluorescence polarization; Ce, C. elegans; Bm, B. malayi. Source data are provided in a Source Data file.

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