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NMR vs. Crystallography for CHEM 645

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1 NMR vs. Crystallography for CHEM 645
Brian Bahnson Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry University of Delaware

2 Distance Restraints Through space - NOE NOE  1/r6. f (tc)

3 Tortional Restraints through bond J-coupling

4  = wF  whkl (|Fo| - |Fc|)2hkl + wideal Etotal
NMR Refinement ideal geometry NMR term  = wNMR  distance restraint +  tortional restraint + wideal Etotal violations violations X-ray Refinement ideal geometry X-ray term  = wF  whkl (|Fo| - |Fc|)2hkl + wideal Etotal hkl calculated observed

5 13C, 15N labeling, homogeneity
Bigger magnet is better – 600, 750 or 900 MHz 2-D and 3-D homonuclear and heteronuclear pulse sequences Ikura et al., (1989) Biochemistry 29, , then do side chains NOE: Wuthrich, (1989) Science 243, also: J-coupling ~ tortion Pattern recognition, build 100 models, select 20 best Minimize restraint violations, keep “good” geometry  = WN(distance restraint violation + WI (Etotal)

6 NMR Structures of closed form calmodulin

7 X-ray Crystal Structures
of calmodulin

8 Bundle of 20 NMR models of calmodulin
Cases of Bundle Spread Missing restraints dynamics

9 Crystallography vs. NMR – advantage/disadvantages
Experimental difficulties need for homogeneity in common need good crystals for crystallography need 13C and 15N label for NMR size limits of NMR technique solubility an issue for each technique Reported structure(s) look different – i.e. bundle crystal vs. solution structure Complementary information high resolution vs. dynamics positional amplitude, certainty time domains

10 Molecular Replacement – homology modeling
Molecular Replacement (MR) – another method to estimate phases – use a structurally homologous protein >25% sequence identity is sometimes possible >50% sequence identity is a safe bet Make search model - find structural model of sequence homolog - from sequence alignment and homolog structure, create model - mutate or trim down to what the two proteins have in common - energy minimize to eliminate bad geometry (intro to refinement) Suppose you wanted to make a model of BSIDH

11 Homology Modeling Links
Swiss Model NCBI PubMed Homology modeling tutorial Principles of Protein Structure, Comparative Protein Modeling and Visualization ( DeepView    -  download a free version of this viewer.  Its also for linux computers.  ( A tutorial for Deep View was made by Gale Rhodes, the author of CMCC. (

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