P. Schmeider et al., IMPROVED RESOLUTION IN TRIPLE-RESONANCE SPECTRA BY NONLINEAR SAMPLINGIN THE CONSTANT-TIME DOMAIN, Journal of biomolecular NMR, 4(4), 1994, pp. 483-490
Nonlinear sampling along the constant-time dimension is applied to the
constant-time HNCO spectrum of the dimerization domain of Gal4. Nonli
near sampling was used for the nitrogen dimension, while the carbon an
d proton dimensions were sampled linearly. A conventional ct-HNCO spec
trum is compared with a nonlinearly sampled spectrum, where the gain i
n experiment time obtained from nonlinear sampling is used to increase
the resolution in the carbonyl dimension. Nonlinearly sampled data ar
e processed by maximum entropy reconstruction. It is shown that the no
nlinearly sampled spectrum has a higher resolution, although it was re
corded in less time. The constant intensity of the signal in the const
ant-time dimension allows for a variety of sampling schedules. A sched
ule of randomly distributed sampling points yields the best results. T
his general method can be used to significantly increase the quality o
f heteronuclear constant-time spectra.