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Practical use of chemical shift databases for protein solid-state NMR: 2D chemical shift maps and amino-acid assignment with secondary-structure information |pdf=|usr=}}{{23625364}} gab.com Text Practical use of chemical shift databases for protein solid-state NMR: 2D chemical shift maps and amino-acid assignment with secondary-structure information JO: J Biomol NMR http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=23625364 #FOAvip We introduce a Python-based program that utilizes the large database of 13C and 15N chemical shifts in the Biological Magnetic Resonance Bank to rapidly predict the amino acid type and secondary structure from correlated chemical shifts. The program, called PACSYlite Unified Query (PLUQ), is designed to help assign peaks obtained from 2D 13C?13C, 15N?13C, or 3D 15N?13C?13C magic-angle-spinning correlation spectra. We show secondary-structure specific 2D 13C?13C correlation maps of all twenty amino acids, constructed from a chemical shift database of 262,209 residues. The maps reveal interesting conformation-dependent chemical shift distributions and facilitate searching of correlation peaks during amino-acid type assignment. Based on these correlations, PLUQ outputs the most likely amino acid types and the associated secondary structures from inputs of experimental chemical shifts. We test the assignment accuracy using four high-quality protein structures. Based on only the C? and C? chemical shifts, the highest-ranked PLUQ assignments were 40?60 % correct in both the amino-acid type and the secondary structure. For three input chemical shifts (CO?C??C? or N?C??C?), the first-ranked assignments were correct for 60 % of the residues, while within the top three predictions, the correct assignments were found for 80 % of the residues. PLUQ and the chemical shift maps are expected to be useful at the first stage of sequential assignment, for combination with automated sequential assignment programs, and for highly disordered proteins for which secondary structure analysis is the main goal of structure determination. Twit Text FOAVip Practical use of chemical shift databases for protein solid-state NMR: 2D chemical shift maps and amino-acid assignment with secondary-structure information ????J Biomol NMR http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=23625364 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=23625364 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|23625364}}</ref> Practical use of chemical shift databases for protein solid-state NMR: 2D chemical shift maps and amino-acid assignment with secondary-structure information #MMPMID23625364 Fritzsching KJ; Yang Y; Schmidt-Rohr K; Hong M J Biomol NMR 2013[Jun]; 56 (2): 155-67 PMID23625364show ga We introduce a Python-based program that utilizes the large database of 13C and 15N chemical shifts in the Biological Magnetic Resonance Bank to rapidly predict the amino acid type and secondary structure from correlated chemical shifts. The program, called PACSYlite Unified Query (PLUQ), is designed to help assign peaks obtained from 2D 13C?13C, 15N?13C, or 3D 15N?13C?13C magic-angle-spinning correlation spectra. We show secondary-structure specific 2D 13C?13C correlation maps of all twenty amino acids, constructed from a chemical shift database of 262,209 residues. The maps reveal interesting conformation-dependent chemical shift distributions and facilitate searching of correlation peaks during amino-acid type assignment. Based on these correlations, PLUQ outputs the most likely amino acid types and the associated secondary structures from inputs of experimental chemical shifts. We test the assignment accuracy using four high-quality protein structures. Based on only the C? and C? chemical shifts, the highest-ranked PLUQ assignments were 40?60 % correct in both the amino-acid type and the secondary structure. For three input chemical shifts (CO?C??C? or N?C??C?), the first-ranked assignments were correct for 60 % of the residues, while within the top three predictions, the correct assignments were found for 80 % of the residues. PLUQ and the chemical shift maps are expected to be useful at the first stage of sequential assignment, for combination with automated sequential assignment programs, and for highly disordered proteins for which secondary structure analysis is the main goal of structure determination. äPractical use of chemical shift databases for protein solid-state NMR:(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing