Amino acid selective pulse sequences for an automated
assignment of protein spectra![]() Triple-resonance experiments are routinely used for the assignment of protein spectra. This is mainly due to their high sensitivity, their intrinsically good resolution and their independence from the three-dimensional structure of the molecule under investigation. Moreover, the ease of interpretation makes these spectra ideally suited for an automated or semi-automated assignment procedures. Goal of this project is the development of a modified strategy for sequence specific assignment based on new amino acid selective pulse sequences and its implementation in a routine for automated assignment. |
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M. Schubert; D. Labudde; D. Leitner; H. Oschkinat; P. Schmieder*; "A modified strategy for sequence specific assignment of protein NMR spectra based on amino acid type selective experiments"; J. Biomol NMR 31, 115-128 (2005) |
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M. Schubert; H. Oschkinat; P. Schmieder*; "MUSIC and aromatic residues: Amino acid type-selective 1H-15N correlations, part III"; J. Magn. Reson. 153, 186-192 (2001) |
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M. Schubert; H. Oschkinat; P. Schmieder*; "Amino acid type-selective 1H-15N correlations for Arg and Lys"; J. Biomolec. NMR 20, 379-384 (2001) |
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M. Schubert; H. Oschkinat; P. Schmieder*; "MUSIC, selective pulses and tuned delays: Amino acid type-selective 1H-15N correlations, part II"; J. Magn. Reson. 148, 61-72 (2001) |
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M. Schubert; L. Ball; H. Oschkinat; P. Schmieder*; "Bridging the gap: A set of selective 1H-15N correlations to link sequential neighbors of proline; J. Biomolec. NMR 17, 331-335 (2000) |
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M. Schubert; M. Smalla; P. Schmieder*; H. Oschkinat; "MUSIC in triple resonance experiments: Amino acid type selective 1H-15N correlations"; J. Magn. Reson. 141, 34-43 (1999) |
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P. Schmieder*; M. Leidert; M.J.S. Kelly; H. Oschkinat; "Multiplicity-selective coherence transfer steps for the design of amino-acid selective experiments - a triple resonance experiment selective for Asn and Gln"; J. Magn. Reson. 131, 199-201 (1998) |
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last changes 09.03.2013, Peter Schmieder