By Y. Reenpää
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Tertiary and quaternary structures are represented by the monomer and the dimer of the human Cu,Zn superoxide dismutase (PDB ID: 1L3N), respectively. 1 Backbone Dihedral Angles A dihedral angle is defined as the angle between two planes and therefore involves three chemical bonds between four atoms. The line of intersection between the two planes is defined by the bond between the second and third atom of the set. A dihedral angle can also be defined as the angle at which one plane needs to be rotated about the line of intersection in order to align with the other plane.
NMR is especially important when the interactions are weak and the interacting species are in fast exchange. The interacting molecules can be observed and it is often possible to intervene in the interaction. Furthermore, NMR is not yet a mature science – it must still develop in the field of membrane proteins and immobilized (though not necessarily crystalline) forms, and must extend its investigative power to larger biomolecules. NMR is a technique capable of monitoring single nuclei. The initial information comes from the chemical shift – the resonance frequency when the substance and the nucleus are in a magnetic field.
In this case the second amino acid of the loop is located in the positive w region of the Ramachandran plot and is therefore often a Gly residue, while the first amino acid takes a conformation typical of an a-helix. Another common structural motif is the b-hairpin, which involves a b-turn connecting two antiparallel consecutive b-strands. 3), which indeed have the correct geometry to produce the twist of the b-sheet. In b-hairpins with a type I0 turn, the first residue adopts a left-handed a-helical conformation; for this reason, the favored residues in this position are Gly, Asp, or Asn.