2H
Relaxation Data
It has been proposed
several NMR methods to
study sidechain dynamics in proteins.
In one such approach, proteins are uniformly labeled with 13C (and/or 15N)
and
fractionally deuterated, allowing measurement of relaxation
rates of deuterons
in, for instance, CH2D and CHD2 systems. 2H relaxation is governed mainly by quadrupolar interaction and is insensitive to interactions with surrounding nuclei.
- Model selection for the interpretation of protein side chain methyl dynamics from 2H and 13C relaxation data
(03JB325-25).
-
Measurement of side-chain dynamics of methyl groups from
2H-based relaxation experiments
(
96BIO361
,
95JACS11536
,
97JB283
,
99JACS2891
,
99JB181-13
).
Applications have been reported to study the hydrophobic core packing
(
99JB135
).
- 2H T1 (CzDz)
and 2H T1ro
(CzDy) of CHD methylene
groups in 15N, 13C, and 50%-2H-labeled
proteins (
98JMB939-276
).
-
13C T1 and T2 relaxation times in deuterated
methylene carbon systems (
93JACS11026
).
-
Measurement of 2H T1 and T1(ro) relaxation
times at all methyl positions in fractionally 2H-labeled proteins
(
95JACS11536
).
-
Measurement of 2H relaxation rates in 1H-15N-2H
systems (
97JACS3842
).
-
Measurement of 13CA T1(ro) and T2 relaxation
times for 13CA-2H spin systems (
94JACS11655
).
-
Effects of cross correlation and cross relaxation on 2H relaxation
methods (
96JMRB213-110
).
- Measurement of 1H and 13C relaxation rates of 13CHD2 isotopomers and
2H relaxation rates of 13CH2D isotopomers using a simple perdeuterated proteins.
(
01JACS6164
)
- New experiments to measure five relaxation rates in CH2D methyl groups in fractionally deuterated proteins
and application to side-chain dynamics
(
02JACS6439
and
02JACS6449
)
- Side-chain dynamics in unfolded protein states
(
03JACS1748
)