Quantitative measurement of exchange dynamics in proteins via 13 C relaxation dispersion of 13 CHD 2 -labeled samples

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Quantitative measurement of exchange dynamics in proteins via 13 C relaxation dispersion of 13 CHD 2 -labeled samples

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Quantitative measurement of exchange dynamics in proteins via 13 C relaxation dispersion of 13 CHD 2 -labeled samples

Quantitative measurement of exchange dynamics in proteins via 13 C relaxation dispersion of 13 CHD 2 -labeled samples

Abstract

Methyl groups have emerged as powerful probes of protein dynamics with timescales from picoseconds to seconds. Typically, studies involving high molecular weight complexes exploit 13CH3- or 13CHD2-labeling in otherwise highly deuterated proteins. The 13CHD2 label offers the unique advantage of providing 13C, 1H and 2H spin probes, however a disadvantage has been the lack of an experiment to record 13C Carrâ??Purcellâ??Meiboomâ??Gill relaxation dispersion that monitors millisecond time-scale dynamics, implicated in a wide range of biological processes. Herein we develop an experiment that eliminates artifacts that would normally result from the scalar coupling between 13C and 2H spins that has limited applications in the past. The utility of the approach is established with a number of applications, including measurement of ms dynamics of a disease mutant of a 320Â*kDa p97 complex.

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