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Beyond slow two-state protein conformational exchange using CEST: applications to three-state protein interconversion on the millisecond timescale |
Jan 03, 2024 - 3:00 PM - by nmrlearner
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Beyond slow two-state protein conformational exchange using CEST: applications to three-state protein interconversion on the millisecond timescale
Abstract
Although NMR spectroscopy is routinely used to study the conformational dynamics of biomolecules, robust analyses of the data are challenged in cases where exchange is more complex than two-state, such as when a â??visibleâ?? major conformer exchanges with two â??invisibleâ?? minor states on the millisecond timescale. It is becoming increasingly clear that chemical exchange saturation transfer (CEST) NMR experiments that were initially developed to study systems undergoing slow interconversion are also sensitive to intermediateâ??fast timescale biomolecular conformational exchange. Here we investigate the utility of the amide 15N CEST experiment to characterise protein three-state exchange occurring on the millisecond timescale by studying the interconversion between the folded (F) state of the FF domain from human HYPA/FBP11 (WT FF) and two of its folding intermediates I1 and I2. Although 15N CPMG experiments are consistent with the F state interconverting with a single minor state on the millisecond timescale, 15N CEST data clearly establish an exchange process between F and a pair of minor states. A unique three-state exchange model cannot be obtained by analysis of 15N CEST data recorded at a single temperature. However, including the relative sign of the difference in the chemical shifts of the two minor states based on a simple two-state analysis of CEST data recorded at multiple temperatures, results in a robust three-state model in which the F, I1 and I2 states interconvert with each other on the millisecond timescale ( ... [Read More]
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