Labeling strategies for 13C-detected aligned-sample solid-state NMR of proteins
Labeling strategies for 13C-detected aligned-sample solid-state NMR of proteins
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jmr.2009.08.012
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发表时间:
2009-12-01
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2.2
通讯作者:
Opella, Stanley J.
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作者:
Filipp, Fabian V.;Sinha, Neeraj;Opella, Stanley J.
C-13 detected solid-state NMR experiments have substantially higher sensitivity than the corresponding N-15-detected experiments oil stationary, aligned samples of isotopically labeled proteins. Several methods for tailoring the isotopic labeling are described that result in spatially isolated 13C sites so that dipole-dipole couplings among the C-13 are minimized, thus eliminating the need for homonuclear C-13-C-13 decoupling in either indirect or direct dimensions of one- OF multi-dimensional NMR experiments that employ C-13 detection. The optimal percentage for random fractional C-13 labeling is between 25% and 35%. Specifically labeled glycerol and glucose can be used at the carbon Sources to tailor the isotopic labeling, and the choice depends on the resonances of interest for a particular study. For investigations of the protein backbone, growth of the bacteria on [2-C-13]-glucose-containing media was found to be most effective. (C) 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.