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How to specify to PINE peaks that are known to arise from
particular residue types: for example, from residue-selective labeling
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Pine offers the ability to specify whether peaks
are known to be from a particular residue type.
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This is accomplished by including a
labeling information file along with the
other files uploaded to the PINE webserver.
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The labeling
information file must include all the 15N and 1H
peaks from the particular residue type along with the amino acid name in
the first column. If multiple residue choices are available for some
15N and 1H peaks, the
information should be repeated for all residues (see example below).
All the information should be included in a single file,
even if you have done selective labeling for more than one residue (see
the example below)
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Notice
that if an NH peak is
labeled with a specific residue type (ARG for example), it can only be
assigned to an ARG residue in the protein.
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Please make sure that the chemical
shifts of the NH peaks in the labeling file are compatible with those in
your HN HSQC file.
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Example of a labeling
information file
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ARG
7.743 122.381
ARG 8.015 121.473
These four peaks can be assigned only to ARG residues
ARG 8.555 119.735
ARG 7.383 117.911
HIS 7.220 116.267
HIS 6.958 122.982
These three peaks can be assigned only to HIS residues
HIS 9.263 123.305
GLY 7.373 105.609
GLY 7.954 110.980
These three peaks can be assigned only to GLY residues
GLY 8.294 110.563
SER 7.881 114.230
SER 8.742 116.231
SER 8.365 115.314
SER 8.246 114.472
These set of peaks can be assigned to SER or TRP (Peaks have been repeated)
SER 8.303 119.001
TRP 7.881 114.230
TRP 8.742 116.231
TRP 8.365 115.314
TRP 8.246 114.472
TRP 8.303 119.001 |
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