Thread: NMR paper Solid state NMR chemical shift assignment of the non-structural single-stranded DNA binding protein gVp from fd bacteriophage
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Default Solid state NMR chemical shift assignment of the non-structural single-stranded DNA binding protein gVp from fd bacteriophage
Solid state NMR chemical shift assignment of the non-structural single-stranded DNA binding protein gVp from fd bacteriophage

The non-structural gene V protein (pV, gVp) from fd virus is a non-specific single-stranded DNA binding protein. The role of gVp is to sequester the single-stranded DNA thus reducing the generation of the replicative DNA form and leading to the formation of progeny phage. In this study, we assigned the ^(13)C and ^(15)N resonances of the crystalline unbound protein by magic-angle spinning solid-state NMR. The secondary structure predicted by the NMR shifts is in excellent agreement with the...

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