A new 3D pulse sequence correlates backbone amide proton and nitrogen with alpha proton resonances selectively for glycine residues in a fully doubly labeled (15N, 13C) protein. The excitation of multiple quantum coherences provides optimized resolution and sensitivity. Degenerate alpha proton groups can be promptly recognized. Correlation of guanidine NH groups to delta protons of arginine side chains is also obtained.

Bazzo, R., Cicero, D.o., Barbato, G. (1999). Selective Correlation of Amide Groups to Glycine Alpha Protons and of Arginine Guanidine Groups to Delta Protons in Proteins by Multiple Quantum Spectroscopy. JOURNAL OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE, 136, 15-21.

Selective Correlation of Amide Groups to Glycine Alpha Protons and of Arginine Guanidine Groups to Delta Protons in Proteins by Multiple Quantum Spectroscopy

CICERO, DANIEL OSCAR;
1999-01-01

Abstract

A new 3D pulse sequence correlates backbone amide proton and nitrogen with alpha proton resonances selectively for glycine residues in a fully doubly labeled (15N, 13C) protein. The excitation of multiple quantum coherences provides optimized resolution and sensitivity. Degenerate alpha proton groups can be promptly recognized. Correlation of guanidine NH groups to delta protons of arginine side chains is also obtained.
1999
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Rilevanza internazionale
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Esperti anonimi
Settore BIO/10 - BIOCHIMICA
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Bazzo, R., Cicero, D.o., Barbato, G. (1999). Selective Correlation of Amide Groups to Glycine Alpha Protons and of Arginine Guanidine Groups to Delta Protons in Proteins by Multiple Quantum Spectroscopy. JOURNAL OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE, 136, 15-21.
Bazzo, R; Cicero, Do; Barbato, G
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