2001
DOI: 10.1021/ja015660y
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Protein Side-Chain Rotamers from Dipolar Couplings in a Liquid Crystalline Phase

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“…[7,8] Although RDCs have been routinely measured between covalently bound spins of fixed internuclear distance, long-range RDCs also provide potentially very powerful structural information. [9,10] It has been shown that measurement of 1 H-1 H RDCs can be made to high levels of precision in highly deuterated proteins, where dipolar truncation effects are avoided. The aim of this study is to determine, de novo, the backbone structure of perdeuterated protein GB1 in solution to the highest possible precision using only RDCs and residual 13 C' NMR chemical shifts (RCSs) measured in two different alignment media.…”
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“…[7,8] Although RDCs have been routinely measured between covalently bound spins of fixed internuclear distance, long-range RDCs also provide potentially very powerful structural information. [9,10] It has been shown that measurement of 1 H-1 H RDCs can be made to high levels of precision in highly deuterated proteins, where dipolar truncation effects are avoided. The aim of this study is to determine, de novo, the backbone structure of perdeuterated protein GB1 in solution to the highest possible precision using only RDCs and residual 13 C' NMR chemical shifts (RCSs) measured in two different alignment media.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The HNCO E.COSY method 2 in water (in phage) was recorded using two (four) transients with 80 (100), 96 (112) and 576 (576) complex points, corresponding to acquisition times of 36.4 (45.5), 43.6 (46.7 ms) and 64 ms in 13 C 0 , 15 N and 1 H dimensions, respectively. Total experimental time was 17 (48) h, yielding an average S/N ratio 30 (25). The HNCO E.COSY method 4 was recorded using two transients with 72, 70, and 640 complex points, corresponding to acquisition times of 32.7, 31.8 and 64 ms in 13 C 0 , 15 N and 1 H dimensions (experimental time was 12 h, S/N D 70).…”
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“…However, as the effect is active for a short period, it can be ignored without introducing large errors, as has been done in some other methods that use J-modulation to measure the 13 C-1 H couplings. [19,21] Finally, pulse imperfections can also contribute to the systematic error observed. In any case, the deviation observed using Eqn (4) for the determination of the couplings is quite small and has no consequences in the use of Cα -Hα RDCs in structure calculations.…”
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confidence: 99%