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Dear Angel, Jaime and Joel,
Proteopedia is great work, but I am unlucky as I won't be able to visit
you at Alcalà.
This makes me think it would be great to have a web seminar on the
topic. Thanks, Jaime!
Enjoy your meeting in Madrid and around.
Best regards,
Nadir
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most
aggregates if not all.
HTH,
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Jose,
Your are most probably right.
Atoms used for ASA calculations are unified atoms as their vdW radii
incorporate light atoms (hydrogens) which, by and large,
crystallographers don't see.
Adding extra H atoms is likely to end up in miscalculations.
Nadir Mrabet
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will probably need several washes but it works!
Also be aware that EDTA binds well to several proteins.
HTH,
Nadir Mrabet
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Resonance was to be understood exactly as meaning all the bonds are
averaged between both types (single and double bonds).
Furthermore, fluctuations in the immediate environment will affect
electron distribution with time, as proteins exist in a dynamic state.
Nadir Mrabet
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Dear Jan,
Is there a possibility for bifurcated salt bridges/H-bonds where the Asp
would be entrapped between the two arginines, in which case, repulsive
effects would not take place ?
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Yes, indeed Andrey.
And this results from resonance (tautomerization) of the guanidinium group.
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all the guanidinium group so that it is not punctual as is the case for
lys NZ.
H-bonds also solvate charges.
Are you stating that asp can in no way be entrapped between the arginines?
Recall arg-asp interactions in proteins are hot spots.
Cheers,
Nadir
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Structural
://dunbrack.fccc.edu/molide/) and do the
exercise in local mode.
Best of luck,
Nadir Mrabet
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, Publication date (Web): 8 July 2011
Defining the hydrogen bond: An account (IUPAC Technical Report)*
Thanks for your input and interest.
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Thanks Francisco.
Nicolas, thanks also for your feedback.
In fact, I had already downloaded the X-PLOR manual, but I needed some
more details on the H-atoms optimization procedure.
That was for the purpose of a teaching work on a 1995 paper.
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Nadir
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Hi,
Could someone explain to me the scientific details of the protocols used
in X-PLOR to (1) build explicit hydrogen atoms onto X-ray structures and
(2) optimize their positions?
Many thanks in advance.
Greetings,
Nadir
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I would suggest MolProbity along with KiNG (on Firefox!) would be most
appropriate (http://kinemage.biochem.duke.edu/).
HTH,
Nadir
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If you reduce the pH, say to 5.2-5.5, not only you make adsorption less
stronger (hence, column capacity may drop down), but you will at the
same time prevent cysteine oxidation.
You can also increase [imidazole] in the equilibration buffer to reduce
adsorption.
HTH,
Nadir
Pr. Nadir T. Mrabet
Along you can consider also using MolProbity online.
Best,
Nadir
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I would also suggest using MolProbity to assess structure quality.
Best,
Nadir
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Hi,
We have been receiving several spam mail from this person.
Any way to stop that quickly?
Thanks,
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Hi Pavlina,
I suggest you have a look at
http://wiki.c2b2.columbia.edu/honiglab_public/index.php/Software:GRASP2.
Runs on Windows.
HTH
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In your original mail (2011-02-18; 18:45 GMT), you wrote: Possibly
deamidation of the protein, in particluar one or more lysines
Hence, my comment was based on your own writing, that is deamiDation.
Wishing you a better week.
Nadir
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Given no info on the protein, it can be anything.
Is it recombinant? Which host? etc.
Oxydation (cys, met) is also a possibility
By the way, deamination concerns asn and gln, not lys.
Best,
Nadir
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Typo! I actually meant deamidation.
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It can go both ways: If you increase atom radii by adding that of the
probe (e.g. 1.4 A° for a water probe) and calculate the molecular
surface using a zero probe with atom radii as previously defined (Ri
+1.4 A°), the area you get is that of the accessible surface.
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first.
How could I get the Varshney code?
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Hi,
It could help if you said what your ligand is.
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system.
Note however that binding (1) might be non specific and (2) need not
correlate with enzyme inhibition.
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actually need both data to infer stoechiometry and subunit composition.
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, ABB, AAB).
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Human gcsf has a pI ~ 6.
As Ursula suggests you might be better off with anion exchange.
There are protocols that show you can both refold and purify onto such
column type.
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I would go for DTPA and acid pH.
Better than dialysis, I would use IEX and flush le bound protein with a
buffer with as low a pH as possible with 10-100 mM DTPA, then wash with
no DTPA, and elute le protein with clean (e.g. treated with Chelex) salt.
HTH,
Pr. Nadir T. Mrabet
Structural
) by both
crystallographers and modelers, but also by curators at the rcsb..
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Ok, now we can perhaps debate of another problem.
With a multiple choice question that has more than one acceptably good
answer,
is it convergent, or rather independent, evolution?
This multiple choice question is open for discussion.
Greetings,
Nadir
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Cellular
I wouldn't use a pH of 9 when dealing with metal cations in solution.
By and large, metal hydroxides precipitate at alkaline pH.
HTH
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*20.298*
*-0.006*
*1.90*
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*23.776*
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*-0.005*
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Hi,
You may want to have a look at
http://www.luminorum.com/html/luminorum_ltd___extras.html.
hth
Nadir
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will be
depleted of Me2+ (easily seen with Cu2+).
Moreover, it is always possible to add some Me2+ to your extract prior
to IMAC.
All this was published long ago (Biochemistry. 31: 2690-2702, 1992).
Nadir
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by coordination bond formation
to a metal-chelate. Coordination bond lentghs decrease (and binding
improves) as ionic strength increases, so a 1-2 M salt concentration in
you buffer may turn out to be appropriate.
HTH,
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Alan Fersht: Enzyme structure and mechanism.
Definitely!
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such a repeatability using a pH-meter.
HTH,
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(pKa 7.0) or
else results from competitive elution from an IMAC column.
What should be done depends on your exact conditions.
hth,
Nadir
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Well, I happen to lecture on this...
The bible is Data for biochemical research, Dawson et al., Oxford
University Press.
Should be available in most biochemistry labs, if not in the library.
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is required and sufficient volumes of buffer A.
Again, I ask the question: Did Matthew ever mentioned before he intended
to perform a CHROMATOFOCUSING
experiment?
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).
An equimolar (50mM) mixture of these with Buffer A titrated to 8.0 and
Buffer titrated to 4.0 has been
shown (in my hands) to yield a very linear gradient (must not be too
steep, though).
Matthew's question does not seem to concern chromatofocusing.
Hth,
Nadir
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to be the one and only crt from Viewsonic (but only 19).
Cheers,
Nadir
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. 6.5 or even 6.0
(try and see) so that you dont need to go beyond 100 mM
imidazole in your elution buffer (as mentioned earlier, you must ajust
the pH of the latter as required with extra HCl).
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hand, taking away even residues that display very little
ASA ( 5%) would certainly leave you with
genuine core residues.
Hope this helps.
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Hi,
I believe such requirements concern only Nature Methods rather than
Nature by and large.
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