Geometry of kinked protein helices from NMR data.

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Geometry of kinked protein helices from NMR data.

Geometry of kinked protein helices from NMR data.

Geometry of kinked protein helices from NMR data.

J Magn Reson. 2011 Feb 16;

Authors: Murray DT, Lu Y, Cross TA, Quine JR

Mathematical questions related to determining the structure of a protein from NMR orientational restraints are discussed. The protein segment is a kinked alpha helix modeled as a regular alpha helix in which two adjacent torsion angles have been varied from their ideal values. Varying these torsion angles breaks the helix into two regular helical segments joined at a kink. The problem is to find the torsion angles at the kink from the relationship of the helical segments to the direction of the magnetic field.

PMID: 21420337 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]

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