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Recommended carrier frequencies and sweep widths for APSY-NMR experiments designed for polypeptide backbone resonance assignments in proteins

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Recommended carrier frequencies and sweep widths for APSY-NMR experiments designed for polypeptide backbone resonance assignments in proteins

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The Table  3 provides recommended carrier frequencies to be used in these experiments.

For 4D APSY-HACANH and 5D APSY-HACACONH the projection-dependent sweep widths were calculated from the default values in Table  3 with the use of Eq.  11 , whereas Eq.  9 was used for 5D APSY-CBCACONH, since the carrier frequencies of ω 1 (C β ) and ω 2 (C α ) have to be identical and the assumptions leading to Eq.  11 are thus not satisfied in this experiment.

Here, we describe the strategy followed for the selection of the APSY-NMR experiments to be used for sequence-specific polypeptide backbone resonance assignments in proteins (Tables  2 , 4 ).

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