Titlebook: Dynamics and the Problem of Recognition in Biological Macromolecules; Oleg Jardetzky,Jean-Fran?ois Lefèvre Book 1996 Springer Science+Busi

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The Direct Determination of Protein Structure from Multidimensional NMR Spectra without Assignment,the implications and the problems that need to be overcome for the application of the approach and we suggest that some of the approaches to the interpretation of data used in X-ray crystallography may find parallels in the determination of structures by NMR.

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Approaches to the Determination of More Accurate Cross-Relaxation Rates and the Effects of Improvedand a macromolecular NOESY dataset may contain thousands of such peaks. Typically, each assigned cross peak is used to derive a distance “constraint,” or pair of bounds between which the distance is assumed to lie, and the dataset of bounds (perhaps along with additional information) is fed into one

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Heteronuclear Relaxation and the Experimental Determination of the Spectral Density Function,on & Harvey, 1985; Brooks et al., 1988). Understanding such motion inside a protein might thus provide some insight into their behavior. For example, it may allow the elucidation of the potential energy surface on which these proteins move, it may provide some clues on how they fold from a linear ch

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Simulating the Dynamics of the DNA Double Helix in Solution,biologically important state, are of dodecamer or decamer double-helical sequences. 29 of the 31 dodecamers pack in exactly the same way found originally by Drew et al. (1981) and show more disorder than seen in most protein crystals (resolution ranges from 1.9 ? to 3 ?). In fact, even at very low t

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Developments in NMR Structure Determination of Nucleic Acids,niques X-ray crystallography and NMR spectroscopy. It has been found, however, that in these molecules particular regions may adopt highly intricate folding patterns which are functionally very important. Examples are the ribozyme [Pley et al. (1994); Scott et al., (1995)] and pseudoknot motifs in R

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Solution Dynamics of the ,-Repressor Studied by NMR Spectroscopy,fetime of exchange ranging from millisecond to seconds and hours) can be investigated by techniques such as magnetization transfer, isotope replacement and lineshape analysis. The question therefore arises: How are the motions detected by NMR related to motions that are essential for function?

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