Chinese Journal of Quantum Electronics, Volume. 23, Issue 2, 150(2006)

Fluorescence spectroscopy study of bovine serum albumin quenched by Levofloxacin

Xiao-bo CHEN1,*... Song LI1, Dong-guo KANG1, Shui-feng WANG1, Zeng-fu SONG2, Luan CHEN1, Zheng-long WU1, Hui MA1, Hui LI1 and Jing-hua GUO1 |Show fewer author(s)
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    The fluorescence spectroscopy of bovine serum albumin(BSA)influenced by Lev-ofloxacin is studied. When the Levofloxacin is added into BSA solution gradually,the exci-tation peak has not obvious remove. However,the new phenomenon is emerged in emission spectrum. The intensity of 353.1 nm emission peak is decrease obviously,which is a typical quenching phenomenon. A new peak is emerged at 450.4 nm. The quenching progress of Levofloxacin-BSA is not dynamic quenching resulted from the molecular diffusion and colli-sion. It resulted from the static quenching progress due to the chemical component between molecules. The dissociation constant of Levofloxacin from BSA is about Kd=3.39×10-5 mol/L.The critical distance R0 between provider and acceptor,when energy transfer efficiency is 50%,is about R0=1.81×10-7cm. The energy transfer efficiency between Levofloxacin and BSA is E = 0.351.According to these calculation results,it could be known the combined position be-tween the binding site of Levofloxacin and the tryptophane of BSA is about r=2.01×10-7 cm.

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    CHEN Xiao-bo, LI Song, KANG Dong-guo, WANG Shui-feng, SONG Zeng-fu, CHEN Luan, WU Zheng-long, MA Hui, LI Hui, GUO Jing-hua. Fluorescence spectroscopy study of bovine serum albumin quenched by Levofloxacin[J]. Chinese Journal of Quantum Electronics, 2006, 23(2): 150

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    Received: Jan. 6, 2005

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    Published Online: Jun. 7, 2010

    The Author Email: Xiao-bo CHEN (chen68xb@sina.com)

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    CSTR:32186.14.

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