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1.3 Binding of  Hydrogen Ions and Magnesium Ions by  Adenosine Triphosphate   7


         Table 1.2   Equilibrium Constants in the ATP Series at 298.15 K

         Reaction                            pK(I=0)     K(I=0)    K(I=0.25  M)
                                     ~-     ~     ~                ~~      ~~
         HAMP-= H+ + AMP2-                  6.73       1.862 x      6.877 x
         H2AMP = H+ + HAMP-                 3.99       1.023 x      1.966 x
         MgAMP = Mg2+ + AMP2                2.79       1.622 x      2.212 x lo-,
         HADP2- = H+ + ADP-3       KI,,,    7.18       6.607 x lo-'   4.689 x
         H2ADP ~-  = H + + HADP'   K2ADP    4'36       4.365 x 10-j   1.612 x
         MgADP- = Mg2+ + ADP3-     K3,DP    4.65       2.239 x 10-5   1.128 x
         MgHADP = Mg2'  + HADP2-  K,,,,     2.50       3.162 x      4.313 x
         HATP3- = H+ + ATP4-       KiATP    7.60       2.512 x lo-*   3.426 x
         H,ATP~- = H+ + HATP"      K,,,,    4.68       2.089 x 10-5   1.483 x
         MgATP2- = Mg2+ + ATP4-    KMTP     6.18       6.607 x      1.229 x lo-,
         MgHATP-  = Mg2+ + HATP3  K,,,,     3.63       2.344 x      1.181 x
         Mg2ATP = Mg2+ + MgATP2-  K,,,,     2.69       2.042 x      2.785 x 1 -'
         H,PO,   = H+ + HP0:-               7.22       6.026 x lo-'   2.225 x lo-'
         MgHPO,  = Mg2+ + HPO;-             2.71       1.950 x      2.66 x
         HG6P- = H+ + G6P2-                 6.42       3.802 x      1.404 x
         MgG6P = Mgzi  + G6P2-              2.60       2.512 x      3.462 x lo-'
         Hadenosine'  = H+ + adenosine      3.50       3.162 x      3.162 x
         ATP4- + H,O  = ADP3- + HP0:-  + H+            2.946 x lo-'
         ADP3--  + H,O  = AMP2- + HP0;-  + H+          6.622 x lo-'
         AMP2- + H,O  = adenosine + HP0;-              1.894 x 10'
         G6P2- + H,O  = glucose + HP0;-                8.023 x 10'
         ATP4- + glucose = ADP3- + G6P2- + H+          3.671 x
         2ADP3  = ATP4  + AMP2                         2.248 x lo-'


         Source:  R.  A.  Alberty  and  R.  N. Goldberg, Biochem.,  31,  10612 (1992). Copyright  1992 American
         Chemical Society.



                         r(H2ATP2-) =        KIATI'KZATP                 (1.3-5)

                                                        KZATP
         These mole fractions are plotted versus pH at 298.15 K and I  = 0.25 M in Fig. 1.2.
             Since it  is  possible  to calculate  the mole fractions of  the  various  species of
         ATP at a specified pH, the average binding of hydrogen ions RH can be calculated
         by use of
                            O[ATP4-]  + 1[HATP3-] + 2[H,ATP2-]
                       NH =                                              (1.3-6)
                                            [ATPI


                        rr
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         Figure 1.2  Mole fractions  of  three  species of  ATP plotted  versus  pH at  298.15K  and
         I  = 0.25 M (see Problem 1.1).
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