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Structural restraints from residual tensorial couplings in high resolution NMR are usually incorporated into molecular structure calculation programs by an energy penalty function which depends on the knowledge of the alignment tensor. Here, we show that the alignment tensor enters in linear form into such a function. Therefore, the explicit appearance of the alignment tensor can be eliminated from the penalty function. This avoids the necessity of a determination of magnitude and rhombicity of the alignment tensor in the absence of structural information. The price for this procedure is a slightly shallower energy landscape. Simulations in the vicinity of the energy minimum for the backbone of human ubiquitin show that the reduction in curvature is on the order of a few percent. 相似文献
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Hans-Jürgen Sass Giovanna Musco Stephen J. Stahl Paul T. Wingfield Stephan Grzesiek 《Journal of biomolecular NMR》2001,21(3):275-280
We have recently shown that an energy penalty for the incorporation of residual tensorial constraints into molecular structure calculations can be formulated without the explicit knowledge of the Saupe orientation tensor (Moltke and Grzesiek, J. Biomol. NMR, 1999, 15, 77–82). Here we report the implementation of such an algorithm into the program X-PLOR. The new algorithm is easy to use and has good convergence properties. The algorithm is used for the structure refinement of the HIV-1 Nef protein using 252 dipolar coupling restraints. The approach is compared to the conventional penalty function with explicit knowledge of the orientation tensor's amplitude and rhombicity. No significant differences are found with respect to speed, Ramachandran core quality or coordinate precision. 相似文献
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