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Default Self-assembled Oligopeptide as a Versatile NMR Alignment Medium for the Measurements of Residual Dipolar Couplings in Methanol

Self-assembled Oligopeptide as a Versatile NMR Alignment Medium for the Measurements of Residual Dipolar Couplings in Methanol


Residual dipolar coupling (RDC) constitutes a powerful structural parameter for the determination of constitution, conformation and configuration of organic molecules. Here, we report the first liquid crystalline based orientating medium that is compatible with MeOH, thus enabling RDC acquisitions of a wide range of intermediate to polar organic molecules. The liquid crystals were produced by the self-assembled oligopeptide nanotubes (AAKLVFF), which are stable at very low concentration. The presented alignment medium is highly homogeneous and the size of RDCs can be scaled with the concentration of the peptide. To assess the accuracy of the RDC measurement by employing this newly introduced medium, seven bioactive natural products from different classes were chosen and analyzed. The straightforward preparation of the anisotropic alignment sample will offer a versatile and robust protocol for the routine RDC measurement of natural products.

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