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. 2019 May 7;47(11):5963–5972. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkz336

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Figure 4. — NMR spectra of the OBA3─OTA complex in phosphate buffer containing Mg²⁺. (A) The sequence of OBA3. The Watson-Crick and Hoogsteen hydrogen bonds are represented by solid- and dashed- bars, respectively. (B) NOESY spectra showing H8/H6-H1′ connectivity of OBA3 in D₂O at 288K (mixing time, 300 ms). Intraresidue H6/H8-H1′ NOE cross-peaks are labeled with residue numbers. Peaks labeled (*) are not observed. (C) A schematic indicating long-range J-couplings between imino and H8 protons via ¹³C5 within the guanosine base. (D) H1 and H8 proton assignments by through-bond correlations between imino and H8 protons via ¹³C5 shown in (C) at natural abundance at 298 K. (E) NOESY spectra showing H1 protons assignments of OBA3 in H₂O at 288 K (mixing time, 300 ms).