Thesis Title: Subtitle - NMR Spectroscopy Research Group
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46 Chapter 2. Possum: paramagnetically orchestrated spectral solver of unassigned methyls.<br />
d Fraction of correct assignments for the paramagnetic cz- 186/ /Yb 3+ and cz- 186/ /Dy 3+<br />
complexes, as indicated. The number in the denominator is the number of methyl groups for which<br />
cross-peaks were observed in the presence of Yb 3+ or Dy 3+ .<br />
e Fraction of correct assignments for the diamagnetic cz- 186/ /La 3+ complex. The number in the<br />
denominator is the number of methyl groups for which cross-peaks were observed in at least one of<br />
the paramagnetic complexes.<br />
2.4.6 PCS and flexibility<br />
Structural differences between the crystal structure of 186 determined under cryogenic<br />
conditions (Hamdan et al., 2002b) and the solution structure of the cz- 186/ complex become<br />
apparent as differences between measured and predicted PCS. In a few cases, the structural<br />
differences interfere with the resonance assignment. Figure 2.6a illustrates the situation for the cz-<br />
186/ /Dy 3+ complex, where the measured PCS of Leu161 are smaller than predicted and would<br />
more closely match the values predicted for Leu131. This can be explained by a small displacement<br />
of the peptide segment comprising residues 151-161 that decreases the PCS of both methyls of<br />
Leu161. Smaller PCS than expected were also observed for the backbone amides of this segment. 45<br />
The correct assignment would be obtained by focusing on the difference in 13 C PCS between both<br />
methyl groups rather than their magnitude (Figure 2.6a) or by using the data of the cz- 186/ /Yb 3+<br />
complex which are less strongly distance dependent in the 11 Å distance range (Figure 2.6b).