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Default Rapid Solid-State NMR of Deuterated Proteins by Interleaved Cross-Polarization fromH andH Nuclei

Rapid Solid-State NMR of Deuterated Proteins by Interleaved Cross-Polarization fromH andH Nuclei


Publication year: 2011
Source: Journal of Magnetic Resonance, Available online 9 November 2011

Morten*Bjerring, Berit*Paaske, Hartmut*Oschkinat, Umit*Akbey, Niels Chr.*Nielsen

We present a novel sampling strategy, interleaving acquisition of multiple NMR spectra by exploiting initial polarization subsequently fromH andH spins, taking advantage of their differentT1relaxation times. DifferentH- andH-polarization based spectra are in this way simultaneously recorded improving either information content or sensitivity by adding spectra. The so-called RAPID (Relaxation-optimized Acquisition of Proton Interleaved with Deuterium)H->C/H->C CP/MAS multiple-acquisition method is demonstrated by 1D and 2D experiments using a uniformlyH,N,C-labelled ?-spectrin SH3 domain sample with all or 30% back-exchanged labileH toH. It is demonstrated how 1DC CP/MAS or 2DC-C correlation spectra initialized with polarization from eitherH orH may be recorded simultaneously with flexibility to be added or used individually for spectral editing. It is also shown how 2DC-C correlation spectra may be recorded interleaved withH-C correlation spectra to obtainC-C correlations along with information about dynamics fromH sideband patterns.

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? Simultaneous acquisition of multiple 1D or 2D solid-state NMR spectra on single-receiver instrumentation. ? Interleaved sampling exploiting polarization from different spin species. ? Polarization from fast-relaxingH spins while restoring slow-relaxingH polarization for deuterated proteins. ? Sensitivity enhancement or spectral editing in solid-state NMR of deuterated proteins.



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