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[NMR paper] Using Paramagnetism to Slow Down Nuclear Relaxation in Protein NMR.

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Using Paramagnetism to Slow Down Nuclear Relaxation in Protein NMR.

Using Paramagnetism to Slow Down Nuclear Relaxation in Protein NMR.

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J Phys Chem Lett. 2016 Dec 01;7(23):4815-4818

Authors: Orton HW, Kuprov I, Loh CT, Otting G

Abstract
Paramagnetic metal ions accelerate nuclear spin relaxation; this effect is widely used for distance measurement and called paramagnetic relaxation enhancement (PRE). Theoretical predictions established that, under special circumstances, it is also possible to achieve a reduction in nuclear relaxation rates (negative PRE). This situation would occur if the mechanism of nuclear relaxation in the diamagnetic state is counterbalanced by a paramagnetic relaxation mechanism caused by the metal ion. Here we report the first experimental evidence for such a cross-correlation effect. Using a uniformly (15)N-labeled mutant of calbindin D9k loaded with either Tm(3+) or Tb(3+), reduced R1 and R2 relaxation rates of backbone (15)N spins were observed compared with the diamagnetic reference (the same protein loaded with Y(3+)). The effect arises from the compensation of the chemical shift anisotropy tensor by the anisotropic dipolar shielding generated by the unpaired electron spin.

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