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It and averaging as reported by scalar couplings. For example, T39 is far from statistics and tR,eff values below 3 ns is quite sensi- the site of mutation in F22L. The system-dependent. An exact knowledge of A is not increase in the rate of T39 rotameric averaging in required to assess the kinetic effects of changes in F22L may therefore be due to slight changes barrier height that result from a point mutation, in tertiary structure relative to A20V and WT that for example, so long as it does not change between disrupt this interaction, by increasing either the the variants, since: Hg1 — O separation or the Og1 — Hg1 — O angle.

As described above, in the case of surface residue depend to a large extent upon its protein L simulations have established that the intra-residue backbone conformation33 and it may 2 H spin relaxation data are sensitive to slow time- be that the energetic barriers separating rotameric scale dynamics extending from approximately states are also sensitive to backbone geometry. The 1 —10 ns so long as tR,eff , 3 ns. Thus, for T39 A20V and WT X-ray structures establish that there where nanosecond dynamics are observed only in is a greater than difference in the c dihedral F22L and where averaging about x1 does take angle of T19 in the two forms of the protein, place in all three variants established by the scalar which may well affect the x1 dynamics of this couplings , the motional time-scale must change by residue.

T19 is not the only residue to show signifi- at least an order of magnitude between F22L and cant changes in local backbone conformation.

Six the other two forms of the protein. It is likely, residue. The order parameter of L40d1, how- residues in a 50 ns molecular dynamics ever, is the same in all three proteins, suggesting simulation of the N-terminal SH3 domain from that the additional dynamics detected by L40d2 are drk are in good agreement with equation 3 , highly anisotropic, occurring mainly about an axis using barrier heights from the trajectory and with of rotation parallel with the Cg — Cd1 bond vector.

A set to the Eyring prefactor. Although these conformational changes are quite minor, the structural determinants of fast time-scale side- Conclusions chain motions are not well understood,34 and local structural rearrangement likely mediates the effect Here, we have used newly developed 2H spin of the A20V mutation on L40 dynamics.

Similarly relaxation measures in concert with three-bond small structural perturbations may be responsible scalar coupling data to investigate how the for the nanosecond time-scale motions detected dynamics of side-chain methyl groups change in for L10 only in F22L and not in A20V or WT. The increase in stability of the A20V mutant may be completely rationalized Analysis in terms of energetic barriers in terms of the hydrophobicity difference between alanine and valine residues, and its structure is Changes in local energetics associated with shifts essentially identical with that of the WT protein.

In contrast, the destabilization of vectors in the 1HZ6 structure. Local diffusion constants F22L is significantly greater than what would be were calculated from 15N R1 and R1r relaxation rates and predicted from the modest difference in hydro- fit to an axially symmetric global diffusion tensor using phobicity between phenylalanine and leucine the program quadric. Here too, however, dipolar couplings tumbling were not justified on the basis of F-test statis- establish that at least globally the structure does tics.

The relaxation rates obtained from the five 2H not change. Since there is a greater potential for relaxation experiments were shown to be self-consistent disruption of specific favorable interactions in the using methods described previously.

Nonetheless, as et al. Notably, many of the residues affected are tation of the Cmethyl — C axis with respect to the diffusion quite distant. The LS-2 of long-range conformational coupling to F Deuterium relaxation data were cooperative nature of protein folding.

This study additionally fit using the same equations with the corre- establishes the utility of 2H spin relaxation experi- lation time optimized on a per methyl group basis ments to detect and characterize motions on the LS-3 yielding residual x2LS3 values resultant spectral nanosecond and picosecond time-scales.

The density functions shown in red. The five 2H relaxation rates were also used to calculate unique sets of three spectral density function internal motions in proteins. To obtain Escherichia coli BL21 DE3 cells were used to obtain ranges of tR,eff values consistent with the absence of protein samples. Partial alignment of samples was achieved of S 2 and te varying uniformly from 0.

Random noise with a Gaussian and leucine were obtained using the method of Neri profile was added to the simulated data using standard et al. The resulting rates were subse- Data analysis and model selection quently fit with tR,eff included as an adjustable parameter replacing tR i.

LS-3 model. The process was repeated Parameters for each molecule describing the magni- , times to generate the distribution shown in tude Aa , anisotropy Ar and orientation a,b,g of Figure 3B. Deuterium spin probes of side- detected from fits of data involving the LS-3 model chain dynamics in proteins.

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