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Sequential acquisition of multi-dimensional heteronuclear chemical shift correlation spectra with ¹H detection.

ABSTRACT: RF pulse schemes for the simultaneous acquisition of heteronuclear multi-dimensional chemical shift correlation spectra, such as {HA(CA)NH & HA(CACO)NH}, {HA(CA)NH & H(N)CAHA} and {H(N)CAHA & H(CC)NH}, that are commonly employed in the study of moderately-sized protein molecules, have been implemented using dual sequential (1)H acquisitions in the direct dimension. Such an approach is not only beneficial in terms of the reduction of experimental time as compared to data collection via two separate experiments but also facilitates the unambiguous sequential linking of the backbone amino acid residues. The potential of sequential (1)H data acquisition procedure in the study of RNA is also demonstrated here.

SUBMITTER: Bellstedt P

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3967198 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Sequential acquisition of multi-dimensional heteronuclear chemical shift correlation spectra with ¹H detection.

Bellstedt Peter P Ihle Yvonne Y Wiedemann Christoph C Kirschstein Anika A Herbst Christian C Görlach Matthias M Ramachandran Ramadurai R

Scientific reports 20140327

RF pulse schemes for the simultaneous acquisition of heteronuclear multi-dimensional chemical shift correlation spectra, such as {HA(CA)NH & HA(CACO)NH}, {HA(CA)NH & H(N)CAHA} and {H(N)CAHA & H(CC)NH}, that are commonly employed in the study of moderately-sized protein molecules, have been implemented using dual sequential (1)H acquisitions in the direct dimension. Such an approach is not only beneficial in terms of the reduction of experimental time as compared to data collection via two separa ...[more]

PMID: 24671105

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Sequential acquisition of multi-dimensional heteronuclear chemical shift correlation spectra with ¹H detection.

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Sequential acquisition of multi-dimensional heteronuclear chemical shift correlation spectra with ¹H detection.

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