Fractional enrichment of proteins using [2- 13 C]-glycerol as the carbon source facilitates measurement of excited state 13 CÎ± chemical shifts with improved sensitivity

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Fractional enrichment of proteins using [2- 13 C]-glycerol as the carbon source facilitates measurement of excited state 13 CÎ± chemical shifts with improved sensitivity

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Fractional enrichment of proteins using [2- 13 C]-glycerol as the carbon source facilitates measurement of excited state 13 CÎ± chemical shifts with improved sensitivity

Fractional enrichment of proteins using [2- 13 C]-glycerol as the carbon source facilitates measurement of excited state 13 CÎ± chemical shifts with improved sensitivity

Abstract

A selective isotope labeling scheme based on the utilization of [2-13C]-glycerol as the carbon source during protein overexpression has been evaluated for the measurement of excited state 13CÎ± chemical shifts using Carrâ??Purcellâ??Meiboomâ??Gill (CPMG) relaxation dispersion (RD) experiments. As expected, the fractional incorporation of label at the CÎ± positions is increased two-fold relative to labeling schemes based on [2-13C]-glucose, effectively doubling the sensitivity of NMR experiments. Applications to a binding reaction involving an SH3 domain from the protein Abp1p and a peptide from the protein Ark1p establish that accurate excited state 13CÎ± chemical shifts can be obtained from RD experiments, with errors on the order of 0.06Â*ppm for exchange rates ranging from 100 to 1000Â*sâ??1, despite the small fraction of 13CÎ±â??13CÎ² spin-pairs that are present for many residue types. The labeling approach described here should thus be attractive for studies of exchanging systems using 13CÎ± spin probes.

Source: Journal of Biomolecular NMR

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