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. 2014 Aug;88(15):8504–8513. doi: 10.1128/JVI.03398-13

TABLE 1.

Obtained frequencies of the vibrations of proteins found in this study

Assignmenta Frequency (cm−1)
Heat-induced effect
Dried sample Aqueous sample
Phe 623 620 +
Tyr 644 642
C-S 670 668
Trp 758 756 +
Tyr 826, 855 829, 854 − (829)/+ (854)
Trp 887 873–883 − (60°C)
AmIII 960–978 952–977
Phe 1,003 1,003
Phe 1,031 1,031
CC, CH 1,071-1,096 1,073-1,098 +
Nonaromatic side chains 1,127 1,122-1,128 + (1,120)/− (1,130)
CH3 1,156-1,176 1,160-1,178
Phe, Tyr 1,208 1,205-1,210
Am III 1,230-1,300 1,230-1,300 + (1,240)/− (1,300)
Trp, CH3 1,318-1,378 1,322-1,383
Asp, Glu-COO 1,390-1,404 1,390-1,402 + (60°C)
CH2 1,446-1,458 1,446-1,458
Trp 1,555, 1573 1,549, 1,572 +
Phe 1,588-1,594
Phe, Trp 1,605 1,603
Tyr, Trp 1,613, 1,618 1,612, 1,616
Am I 1,669 1,668 +
Asp, Glu-COOH 1,710 + (50°C)
a

The assignment is based on previous studies (17, 24, 37, 38). Am, amide.