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Default Synergism between x-ray crystallography and NMR residual dipolar couplings in characterizing protein dynamics

Synergism between x-ray crystallography and NMR residual dipolar couplings in characterizing protein dynamics

The important role of structural dynamics in protein function is widely recognized. Thermal or B-factors and their anisotropy, seen in x-ray analysis of protein structures, report on the presence of atomic coordinate heterogeneity that can be attributed to motion. However, their quantitative evaluation in terms of protein dynamics by x-ray ensemble refinement remains challenging. NMR spectroscopy provides quantitative information on the amplitudes and time scales of motional processes....

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