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Hydrogen bonds of nucleic acids and local motions of proteins studied by nuclear spin relaxation

Bytchenkoff, Dimitri  
2004

In my thesis I shall focus on the development of new NMR experimental methods to study structure and internal motions of two kinds of biological polymers, viz. proteins and nucleic acids. I shall investigate the anisotropic local motions of peptide planes and locate amide protons in proteins by measuring three dipole-dipole cross-correlated relaxation rate constants of single-quantum coherences involving the peptide backbone nuclei. I shall also estimate the internucleotide hydrogen bond lengths in nucleic acids from the measurement of the longitudinal auto-relaxation rate constants of both donor and acceptor nitrogen-15 nuclei of Watson-Crick base pairs. Finally I shall measure and discuss the temperature dependence of internucleotide nitrogen-nitrogen scalar couplings in nucleic acids.

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Type
doctoral thesis
DOI
10.5075/epfl-thesis-3139
Author(s)
Bytchenkoff, Dimitri  
Advisors
Bodenhausen, Geoffrey
Jury

Bernhard Brutscher, Stephan Grzesiek, Lothar Helm, Ursula Röthlisberger

Date Issued

2004

Publisher

EPFL

Publisher place

Lausanne

Public defense year

2004-12-17

Thesis number

3139

Total of pages

125

Faculty
SB  
Section
SB-SCGC  
School
ISIC  
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