p-Butyroxybenzenediazonium fluoroborate, substrate of acetylcholinesterase and butyrylcholinesterase, discriminates between the two enzymes by a specific affinity labelling

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p-Butyroxybenzenediazonium fluoroborate 1 was shown to be a substrate of both acetylcholinesterase (AcChE) and butyrylcholinesterase (BuChE) with Michaelis constants of 6·10−5 M and 1.3·10−4 M, respectively. Upon incubation in the dark, 1 was able to discriminate between the two enzymes AcChE was efficiently inactivated in a time-dependent manner while BuChE remained unaffected. Kinetic analysis of the inactivation of AcChE (i) by various concentrations of 1 indicated that it behaves as an affinity label, (ii) at three different pH levels suggested that the pKa of the labelled residue was higher than 7 and (iii) in the presence of different selective ligands for either the active site (edrophonium) or the peripheral site (propidium) indicated that 1 alkylated the active site rather than the peripheral one. Differences of reactivity between AcChE and BuChE suggest a different positioning and/or a different chemical environment of the substrate within the two active sites.

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