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Default Sparse labeling of proteins: Structural characterization from long range constraints

Sparse labeling of proteins: Structural characterization from long range constraints

Publication date: April 2014
Source:Journal of Magnetic Resonance, Volume 241

Author(s): James H. Prestegard , David A. Agard , Kelley W. Moremen , Laura A. Lavery , Laura C. Morris , Kari Pederson

Structural characterization of biologically important proteins faces many challenges associated with degradation of resolution as molecular size increases and loss of resolution improving tools such as perdeuteration when non-bacterial hosts must be used for expression. In these cases, sparse isotopic labeling (single or small subsets of amino acids) combined with long range paramagnetic constraints and improved computational modeling offer an alternative. This perspective provides a brief overview of this approach and two discussions of potential applications; one involving a very large system (an Hsp90 homolog) in which perdeuteration is possible and methyl-TROSY sequences can potentially be used to improve resolution, and one involving ligand placement in a glycosylated protein where resolution is achieved by single amino acid labeling (the sialyltransferase, ST6Gal1). This is not intended as a comprehensive review, but as a discussion of future prospects that promise impact on important questions in the structural biology area.
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