Hi Woonghee,
I do not understand discrepancy in CA and CO shifts in
http://zavot.nmrfam.wisc.edu/upload/script/users/210312_074103_437033/results/
My spectra contain an HSQC peak
{H, N} = {8.722, 108.436}
with corresponding CA, CA(-1), CB, CO, CO(-1) at
{44.104, 57.710, 69.885, 172.943, 173.201}
In contrast, the file protein_backbone_assignment.txt combines the same {H, N} with different CA and CO:
28 GLY 1.000 8.722 108.44 175.14 46.30
Where are CA = 46.30 and CO = 175.14 from? What is wrong?
Thank you and best wishes,
Ivan.
Hi Ivan,
It is difficult to identify what is going on with your data unless I have access to the raw spectra. I am reluctant to go each line of your peak lists because it requires time and effort. There’s a fairly good reason if you’ve received some results. In a quick glance, you need CBCA(CO)NH or another experiment that provides CB(-1) without CB.
Good luck!
Woonghee
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