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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 22.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2011 Oct 31;50(46):10013–10026. doi: 10.1021/bi201292e

Table 2.

Deconvolution of ΔS spectra of membrane-reconstituted Fgp41a

Fgp41 labeling Peak shift (ppm) b Peak width (ppm) c Intensity (fraction of total)
1-13C, 15N Leu 182.1 graphic file with name nihms335911t1.jpg helix 1.4 0.10
178.3 3.1 0.82
174.6 β 1.5 0.08
1-13C Phe + 15N Leu 176.9 helix 4.9 0.37
172.6 β 4.3 0.63
1-13C Val + 15N Phe 181.8 graphic file with name nihms335911t1.jpg helix 3.3 0.12
177.4 3.9 0.57
172.2 β 4.2 0.31
a

Spectral deconvolution was done with two or three Gaussian lineshapes whose peak shifts, linewidths, and intensities were independently varied until there was minimal difference between the sum of the lineshapes and the experimental lineshape. For all cases, there was excellent agreement between the best-fit deconvolution sum lineshape and experimental lineshape, see Supporting Information. Deconvolution was not meaningful for the other samples because the ΔS spectra were broad and relatively featureless.

b

The reasons for assignment of peaks to specific conformations are provided in the main text.

c

Full-width at half-maximum linewidth.