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Published in final edited form as: J Nat Prod. 2006 Dec;69(12):1739–1744. doi: 10.1021/np060006n

Table 1.

13C and 1H NMR Data of Stylisin 1 (1)a

amino acid position δC δH HMBC (1H–13C)
Phe C1 172.1, qC
C2 55.8, CH 4.55, m C1, C3
C3 36.2, CH2 3.00, m; 3.05, m C2, C9
C4 139.7, qC
C5,5′ 129.5, CH 7.37, t; 16.0, 9.0 Hz C9, C7
C6,6′ 128.1, CH 7.28, t; 15.0, 8.0 Hz C8, C7
C7 126.1, CH 7.18, t; 15.0, 7.5 Hz C6, C5
NH 7.44, d; 9.2 Hz C2, C10
Ile C1 170.5, qC
C2 53.9, CH 4.53, m C10, C12, C13, C14
C3 38.2, CH 1.70, m C13, C14, C15
C4 14.8, CH3 0.89, d; 7.0 Hz C11, C12, C14
C5 24.1, CH2 1.20, m; 1.51, m C12, C13, C15
C6 10.2, CH3 0.86, m C12, C14
NH 8.95, d; 8.4 Hz C16
Pro1 (cis) C1 171.5, qC
C2 60.9, CH 4.17, d; 8.0 Hz C16, C18, C19
C3 31.5, CH2 2.11, m; 2.30, m C17, C20
C4 21.9, CH2 1.61, m; 1.72, m C17
C5 46.8, CH2 3.25, m; 3.41, m C17, C18
Tyr C1 169.3, qC
C2 53.0, CH 4.55, m C21, C23
C3 36.3, CH2 3.27, m; 3.25, m C21, C22, C29
C4 127.1, qC
C5,5′ 131.1, CH 6.98, d; 8.5 Hz C26, C27, C29
C6,6′ 115.1, CH 6.78, d; 8.5 Hz C27, C28, C24
C7 156.5, qC
NH 6.77, d; 4.8 Hz C30
Pro2 (cis) C1 170.2, qC
C2 61.9, CH 4.42, m C30, C32, C34
C3 31.8, CH2 2.11, m C31
C4 22.2, CH2 1.97, m C31
C5 46.3, CH2 3.48, m; 3.62, m C31
Leu C1 170.9, qC
C2 52.2, CH 4.71, m C37, C35, C38
C3 38.8, CH2 1.35, m; 1.62, m C39, C40
C4 24.9, CH 1.17, m C39, C40
C5 20.7, CH3 1.02, d; 6.5 Hz C38, C40
C6 23.4, CH3 0.88, d; 6.5 Hz C38, C40
NH 8.15, d; 3.6 Hz C41
Pro3 (cis) C1 172.7, qC
C2 58.6, CH 4.58, m C44, C45, C1
C3 30.7, CH2 1.85, m; 2.01, m
C4 21.7, CH2 1.54, m; 1.51, m C42
C5 47.12, CH2 3.72, m C42
a

In acetone-d6, 600 MHz for 1H and 150 MHz for 13C NMR. Carbon multiplicities were determined by DEPT experiments. Coupling constants (J) are in Hz.