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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2006 Oct 3;45(39):12144–12155. doi: 10.1021/bi061005x

Table 2.

13C Chemical Shift and Assignments for [15N5,13C10]-FAPy in 2H2O

13C chemical shift (ppm)b

structure carbona α β
graphic file with name nihms48107t1.jpg 2 154.99 br s
4 162.15 br d
(93)
5 89.30 ddd
(78, 85, 18c)
6 160.66 dd 161.48 dd
(74, 20c) (74, 20c)
8, cis 165.89 d 166.23 d
(13.3c) (13.5c)
8, trans 171.02 d 171.11 d
(13.9c) (13.7c)
1′ 81.93 dd 85.30 dd
(39, 11c) (44, 12c)
2′ 71.93 t 73.92 dd
(38) (44, 34)
3′ 70.70 t 71.37 t
(38) (38)
4′ 81.71 ddd 83.20 ddd
(35, 41, 8d) (35, 41, 8d)
5′ 64.75 d 64.92 dd
(43) (43, 5d)
a

For clarity, the numbering scheme shown here reflects that of the pyrimidine product. The structure, as drawn, corresponds to the β, cis configuration of FAPy.

b

The values in parentheses are the coupling constants to 13C nuclei (in Hz) except as indicated by superscripts. Chemical shifts are referenced to internal CH3OH standard at 49.50 ppm.

c

The values correspond to the coupling constant to 15N.

d

The value represents the coupling constant to 31P.