Quantifying Microsecond Exchange in Large Protein Complexes with Accelerated Relaxation Dispersion Experiments in the Solid State
Quantifying Microsecond Exchange in Large Protein Complexes with Accelerated Relaxation Dispersion Experiments in the Solid State
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DOI:
10.1038/s41598-019-47507-8
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发表时间:
2019-07-31
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4.6
通讯作者:
Lewandowski, Jozef R.
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作者:
Oster, Carl;Kosol, Simone;Lewandowski, Jozef R.
Solid state NMR is a powerful method to obtain information on the structure and dynamics of protein complexes that, due to solubility and size limitations, cannot be achieved by other methods. Here, we present an approach that allows the quantification of microsecond conformational exchange in large protein complexes by using a paramagnetic agent to accelerate N-15 R-1p relaxation dispersion measurements and overcome sensitivity limitations. The method is validated on crystalline GB1 and then applied to a > 300 kDa precipitated complex of GB1 with full length human immunoglobulin G (IgG).The addition of a paramagnetic agent increased the signal to noise ratio per time unit by a factor of 5, which allowed full relaxation dispersion curves to be recorded on a sample containing less than 50 mu g of labelled material In 5 and 10 days on 850 and 700 MHz spectrometers, respectively. We discover a similar exchange process across the beta-sheet in GB1 In crystals and In complex with IgG. However, the slow motion observed fora number of residues in the alpha-hellx of crystalline GB1 Is not detected In the complex.