Kh. Gardner et Je. Coleman, CD-113-H-1 HETEROTOCSY - A METHOD FOR DETERMINING METAL-PROTEIN CONNECTIVITIES, Journal of biomolecular NMR, 4(6), 1994, pp. 761-774
Cd-113-H-1 NMR correlation experiments have been extremely useful for
determining the amino acid ligands that form metal-binding sites in pr
oteins. To date, the majority of these methods have used heteronuclear
multiple-quantum transfer as the basis for establishing correlations.
In this paper, we demonstrate the feasibility of using correlation me
thods that employ heteronuclear cross-polarization (heteroTOCSY) as vi
able alternatives. Additionally, we couple heteroTOCSY with selective
excitation and transfer procedures to take advantage of the small numb
er of heteronuclei usually present in metalloprotein systems. One- and
two-dimensional experiments are presented as examples of these techni
ques.