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34
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Information Science & Library Science","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications",Chemistry,"Computer Science Information Systems
An automated approach has been developed to extract amino acid spin sy
stems from proteins or peptides by analyzing 3D HCCH-COSY/TOCSY spectr
a through a constrained,partitioning algorithm. The key step in this a
pproach is that two cross peaks are merged to form a spin system not o
nly by sharing one frequency but also by observing additional contrain
ing cross peaks, such as from COSY and/or TOCSY data. The extracted am
ino acid spin systems show the connectivity relationships between thes
e spins as well as their chemical shifts. This feature differs from ot
her automated spin system extraction programs making it easier to be a
pplied to automatic amino acid recognition applications. The 90 amino
acid protein N-domain of chicken skeletal troponin-C (1-90) was used t
o test the implementation of the algorithm with both simulated and rea
l experimental data. Limitations of the algorithm are discussed.