Assignment of 15N NMR signals in bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor
Assignment of 15N NMR signals in bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor
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牛胰腺胰蛋白酶抑制剂中 15N NMR 信号的归属
DOI:
10.1021/ja00259a045
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
D. Cowburn
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Glushka;D. Cowburn
Figure 1. Absolute value·{15| heteronuclear double quantum spectrum of BPTI in 10% DjO/90% H20, pH 4.6, 23 mmol, at 68 C. The pulse sequence1 used was Óx (1H)-T-90# o (15N)-r1-90,(15N)-Acquire#,-(), where was generally a Redfield 214 selective pulse25 and r= l/2J. The proton carrier frequency was at 8.77 ppm relative to internal trisylylpropionic acidreference. The data matrix was 4096 X 128 with acquisition times of 680 and 16 ms for t2 and Zb respectively. For each tx block, 1200 accumulations were taken, with an interacquisition delay of 100 ms for a total accumulation time of 33 h. The data were processed with a Gaussian function applied to t2 and zero filling to 512 points in t¡. Doublets split by VNh couplings are joined with a line and labeled with their assignment. Peaks labeled with a star are thought to belong to slowly exchanging Asn 43 and 44 carboxamides. Missingfrom this plot are signals from D3, K15, G37, R39, K46, and G57. D3, R39, and K46 were observed at other temperatures; K15, G37, and G57 remain unassigned. overlap were overcome by collecting data under different con-ditions. At 50 C and pH 3.5, additional amides and some carboxamide 15N signals were visible, and the proton data available corroborated previous assignments. At 35 C, pH 4.6, more signals were visible, though the lack of detailed proton data allowed for only partial assignments. In total 50 of the 53 amides having observable protons were assigned. 17 A complete 2D contour plotof one of the data sets is shown in Figure l. 18 In accordance with the extensive studies of 13C and 15N shifts in similar smaller structures, it is reasonable to expect significant substituent effects for atoms up tofour bonds away. 19 These substituent effects can be lumped into a residue substituent effect for the amino acyl residue and a nearest neighbor effect for the previous amino acyl residue. The former can be obtained from values measured by using A-acetyl amino acids in DMSO, which presumably reflect primary effect of side chains. 20" 22 These values are then adjusted to reflect neighboring (17) Assignments for C14. E49 and D3 are considered tentative, due to proton overlap, and the absence of signals for D3 at 68. No assignments were given to K15 and G57 due to absence of peaks at the expected proton resonance at 68. At lower temperatures, K15 peaks remained ambiguous, and tentative G57 doublets could not be rigorously separated from carboxamide