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. 2011 Sep 4;51(3):329–337. doi: 10.1007/s10858-011-9560-y

Table 1.

Overview of the obtained tensors from PCS data

Sample Q R2 x y z Δχax Δχrh α β γ
T12C Tb 0.18 0.97 35.7 −77.0 5.0 −14.83 −2.51 141.8 92.7 −23.0
T12C Tm 0.15 0.98 38.2 −71.9 6.3 −13.42 −3.84 7.2 72.8 100.8
T12C Tb* 0.25 0.94 36.4 −71.9 5.8 14.09 7.35 −8.6 62.2 92.0
T12C Tm* 0.19 0.96 36.4 −71.9 5.8 −15.93 −7.42 13.4 79.6 94.2
S57C Tb 0.07 0.99 59.7 −91.7 12.0 −12.71 −8.28 19.4 98.1 158.3
S57C Tm 0.11 0.98 59.7 −86.7 11.1 8.47 1.22 −139.4 47.8 −12.7
S57C Tb* 0.12 0.98 61.0 −89.4 13.2 −11.49 −6.68 29.3 94.3 144.7
S57C Tm* 0.17 0.97 61.0 −89.4 13.2 17.73 5.17 −150.5 51.2 14.2

The metal coordinates x, y, z [Å] refer to the molecular frame. Δχax and Δχrh are the axial and rhombic components of the χ-tensor, respectively, α, β, γ are the Euler angles in z, y′, z′′ notation, R is the correlation factor. Sets marked with an asterisk were fitted using a common metal position for Tb3+ and Tm3+. In all calculations, all conformations of the pdb file 1D3Z were fitted into a single tensor