Fig. 3: The engineered perfectly repetitive sequence, prf.GLFG52 × 12 improves the resolution of NMR measurements. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: The engineered perfectly repetitive sequence, prf.GLFG52 × 12 improves the resolution of NMR measurements.

From: Atomic resolution dynamics of cohesive interactions in phase-separated Nup98 FG domains

Fig. 3

a Overlay of 15N-1H correlation spectra (15N-1H HSQCSSMAS) of phase-separated Mac98A FG domain (forest green) and prf.GLFG52 × 12 (light green), where each peak corresponds to an amide group with a distinct chemical environment. b 15N-1H HSQCSSMAS of prf.GLFG52 × 12 (purple) and the TROSY spectrum (red). The peak positions are shifted by half the 1J(15N,1H) coupling in both dimensions as expected. Assignments of the prf.GLFG52 × 12 are shown beside the peaks (also see Supplementary Fig. 4). Proline residues lack HN, and thus are not detected. c 13C-1H HSQCSSMAS spectrum of prf.GLFG52 × 12. The cross peaks corresponding to CH bonds of the Phe aromatic sidechain are enlarged and labelled with their relative intensities (2:2:1).

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