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Pico- to Nanosecond Motions

Globular and membrane proteins in aqueous solution or Hpid bilayers/ biomembranes could undergo a wide range of motions at ambient temperatures. Such motions can be characterized by several types of NMR relaxation parameters, chemical exchange, dynamic interference including SRI [27—29]. Detection ranges for motions by the respective parameters are schematically illustrated in Fig. 1.1 for solution and soUd state NMR approaches. Naturally, fast motions are solely examined by solution NMR techniques for any portions of proteins. The experimental approaches to be able to detect intermediate or slow motions are obviously different between the solution and solid state NMR methods. [Pg.4]


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