INFLUENCE OF RAPID INTRAMOLECULAR MOTION ON NMR CROSS-RELAXATION RATES - A MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDY OF ANTAMANIDE IN SOLUTION
INFLUENCE OF RAPID INTRAMOLECULAR MOTION ON NMR CROSS-RELAXATION RATES - A MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDY OF ANTAMANIDE IN SOLUTION
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00033a002
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发表时间:
1992-03-25
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
ERNST, RR
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作者:
BRUSCHWEILER, R;ROUX, B;ERNST, RR
An 800 ps molecular dynamics simulation of antamanide in chloroform has been used to study the influence of fast angular and radial intramolecular dynamics on experimentally accessible homonuclear NMR cross-relaxation rates. Correlation functions of the intramolecular motions, needed to compute the cross-relaxation rate constants, are derived from the molecular dynamics simulation. The spatial restriction of the relative motion of two nuclei involved in the cross relaxation is described by an angular and a radial order parameter in a molecule-fixed reference frame. It is found that the generally opposite effects of angular and radial motion on cross-relaxation rates are separable to a good approximation. The applicability of the separation is discussed for some analytical motional models. When internal motional processes and the overall rotational tumbling are taking place on a similar time scale as the inverse Larmor frequency, systematic differences between NOESY and ROESY cross-relaxation rates are predicted from the molecular dynamics simulation and interpreted in terms of order parameters and internal correlation times. Possibilities for extracting information on internal motion by combining experimental NOE and ROE cross-relaxation data are discussed.