2007Journal of the Brazilian Chemical SocietyOpen access

Detection of retinoic acid receptor complex using mass spectrometry

Lin Zhang, Zeqing Song

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Retinoic acid receptor is a transcription factor in the cell nucleus that binds retinoic acid. The ligand binding domain of human gamma retinoic acid receptor, its complex with retinoic acid and its interaction with retinoic acid binding protein I, were studied by means of mass spectrometric methods. The pathway of delivering retinoic acid from donor to acceptor was monitored online. No ternary complex involving retinoic acid and the two proteins was observed, indicating that the transport of retinoic acid from retinoic acid binding protein I to its receptor may follow a two step mechanism, which involves dissociation of retinoic acid from the donor protein into the aqueous phase, followed by association with the acceptor.

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Retinoic acid receptor is a transcription factor in the cell nucleus that binds retinoic acid. The ligand binding domain of human gamma retinoic acid receptor, its complex with retinoic acid and its interaction with retinoic acid binding protein I, were studied by means of mass spectrometric methods. The pathway of delivering retinoic acid from donor to acceptor was monitored online. No ternary complex involving retinoic acid and the two proteins was observed, indicating that the transport of retinoic acid from retinoic acid binding protein I to its receptor may follow a two step mechanism, which involves dissociation of retinoic acid from the donor protein into the aqueous phase, followed by association with the acceptor.

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Retinoic acid receptor is a transcription factor in the cell nucleus that binds retinoic acid. The ligand binding domain of human gamma retinoic acid receptor, its complex with retinoic acid and its interaction with retinoic acid binding protein I, were studied by means of mass spectrometric methods. The pathway of delivering retinoic acid from donor to acceptor was monitored online. No ternary complex involving retinoic acid and the two proteins was observed, indicating that the transport of retinoic acid from retinoic acid binding protein I to its receptor may follow a two step mechanism, which involves dissociation of retinoic acid from the donor protein into the aqueous phase, followed by association with the acceptor.

Key concepts: Retinoic acid receptor gamma, Retinoic acid, Retinoic acid receptor beta, Retinoic acid receptor, Retinoid X receptor gamma, Retinoic acid-inducible orphan G protein-coupled receptor, Retinoic acid receptor alpha, Chemistry

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