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Bisphenol TMC disrupts the structure and esterase-like function of human serum albumin: Implications for the safety of BPA alternatives
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DOI:10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2026.151966.png)
Abstract
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• BPTMC spontaneously bound to HSA driven primarily by hydrophobic interactions. • BPTMC could alter the conformation of HSA and reduce its stability. • BPTMC derivatives effectively inhibit HSA aggregation as evident by AFM analysis. • The esterase-like activity of HSA was activated by BPTMC. • Energy decomposition analysis highlights Lys199 as the critical residue.
Keywords:
BPTMC
HSA
hydrophobic interactions
esterase-like activity
Lys199
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