Chebotareva N A, Lisovskaia N P, Kurganov B I
Mol Biol (Mosk). 1979 Jan-Feb;13(1):228-36.
The binding of phosphorylase B with glycogen has been studied by means of analytical ultracentrifuge with absorption optics and a photoelectric scanner. Adsorbtion capacity for pig liver glycogen with respect to phosphorylase B (aM) and microscopic dissociation constant of enzyme -- glycogen complex (K) have been determined (aM = 3.64 . 10(-6) moles of bound enzyme per 1 g of glycogen: K = 2.6 . 10(-7) M at 12.7 degrees, pH 6.8). For oyster glycogen the value of aM is equal to 3.92 . 10(-6) moles of the bound protein per 1g of glycogen and K = 6.8 . 10(-7) M. The method of determination of microscopic Michaelis constant with respect to glycogen using known value of aM has been demonstrated.