T. Yamazaki et al., NMR PULSE SCHEMES FOR THE SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENT OF ARGININE GUANIDINO N-15 AND H-1 CHEMICAL-SHIFTS IN PROTEINS, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 117(12), 1995, pp. 3556-3564
A family of 2D NMR experiments is presented for the sequence-specific
assignment of arginine guanidino H-1 and N-15 chemical shifts based on
the transfer of magnetization exclusively by scalar connectivities. B
ecause of the potential for significant exchange with water at the eps
ilon and eta positions along the side chain of arginine residues, care
has been taken to minimize saturation and dephasing of water througho
ut the course of the pulse schemes. Attempts are made to minimize the
effects of chemical exchange due to moderately slow rotation about the
N-epsilon-C-zeta bond of arginine. The methods are demonstrated on a
1.5 mM sample of the C-terminal SH2 domain from phospholipase-C gamma
1 in complex with a 12-residue phosphotyrosyl peptide comprising its h
igh-affinity binding site in the platelet-derived growth factor recept
or.