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NMR studies of large proteins.

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J Mol Biol. 2017 Jul 17;:

Authors: Jiang Y, Kalodimos CG

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Recent breakthroughs in isotope-labeling and pulse sequence techniques have enabled the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) characterization of large protein systems with molecular weights of hundreds of kDa. NMR studies of a great variety of large proteins have provided unique insights into the binding, dynamic, and allosteric mechanisms. Here we present a brief summary of these developments by highlighting few cases that exemplify the uniqueness of NMR in providing atomic-resolution information into key dynamic processes and structures of protein complexes with high degree of flexibility.


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