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Assessment of the Effects of Increased Relaxation Dispersion Data on the Extraction of 3-site Exchange Parameters Characterizing the Unfolding of an SH3 Domain

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Recently a suite of six CPMG relaxation dispersion experiments has been described for quantifying millisecond time-scale exchange processes in proteins. The methodology has been applied to study the folding reaction of a G48M Fyn SH3 domain mutant that exchanges between the native state, and low populated unfolded and intermediate states. A complex non-linear global optimization protocol allows extraction of the kinetics and thermodynamics of the 3-site exchange process from the experimental data, as well as reconstruction of the amide group chemical shifts of the excited states. We show here, through a series of Monte-Carlo simulations on various synthetic data sets, that the 3-site exchange parameters extracted for this system on the basis of 15N single-quantum (SQ) dispersion profiles exclusively, recorded at a single temperature, are significantly in error. While a temperature dependent 15N study improves the robustness of extracted parameters, as does a combined analysis of 15N and 1H SQ data sets measured at a single temperature, the best agreement is observed in cases where the full complement of six dispersion profiles per residue is analyzed.

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Neudecker, P., Korzhnev, D.M. & Kay, L.E. Assessment of the Effects of Increased Relaxation Dispersion Data on the Extraction of 3-site Exchange Parameters Characterizing the Unfolding of an SH3 Domain. J Biomol NMR 34, 129–135 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10858-006-0001-2

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