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Default Aminoacid residue identification or assignment of protein from 3D NMR Experments

Aminoacid residue identification or assignment of protein from 3D NMR Experments

Dear NMR Wiki'ers

I am identifying aminoacid residues or assignment of protein from following 3D NMR experments

HNCA/HNCOCA - Glycine (45 ppm )

CBCANH/CBCACONH - Alanine (52-CA , 19 - CB ), Serine,threonine - ( CA-58.57 , CB - 64 or 70 )

HBHACONH - Alanine , valine give (HB,HA all positives ) , glycine - (HA all negatives ) and serinie ,threinine - single postive on 700 vnmrj

apart from above aminioacid residues Could you please give any information about aminoacid residue identification by using 3d nmr experments .



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