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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Biol. 2013 Nov 16;426(5):1077–1094. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2013.11.010

Table I.

Fitting of FP-Hairpin ΔSr spectra.a

Sample/(13CO label) β sheetb α helixb
Peak shift (ppm) Linewidthc (ppm) Fractional intensity Peak shift (ppm) Linewidthc (ppm) Fractional intensity
Membrane/(L7) 173.8 3.0 0.60 177.3 4.0 0.35
180.6 2.6 0.05
Membrane+D-malt/(L7) 174.0 2.4 0.73 177.1 3.6 0.22
180.0 1.6 0.05
Membrane/(F8) 173.4 3.9 0.43 177.0 4.1 0.57
Membrane+D-malt/(F8) 173.3 3.0 0.80 177.5 3.1 0.20
Membrane/(L12) 174.7 4.1 0.52 178.7 4.2 0.48
Membrane+D-malt/(L12) 174.2 3.3 0.75 178.5 3.5 0.25
Membrane+D-malt/(F11) 172.6 3.3 0.76 176.3 3.9 0.24
Membrane+D-malt/(I4) 173.7 4.0 0.88 178.2 3.5 0.12
a

Spectra are displayed in fig. 3 insets and are fitted to the sum of two or three Gaussian lineshapes. The black (red) colors match the colors of the inset spectra. Fits are shown in the SI.

b

Conformation is assigned by similarity between the peak 13CO shift and the peak shift of the database distribution of the amino acid in a specific conformation. Database peak shifts (standard deviations) in ppm include: Leu, β strand, 175.7 (1.5); Leu, helix; 178.5 (1.3); Phe, β strand, 174.3 (1.6); Phe, helix; 177.1 (1.4); Ile, β strand, 174.9 (1.4); Ile, helix, 177.7 (1.3). Each β sheet shift of FP-Hairpin is within 1 ppm of the corresponding β sheet HFP shift where HFP residue (shift) include L7 (174.2), F8 (173.8), L12 (174.4), F11 (173.3), and I4 (174.5).

c

Full-width at half-maximum.