Fast Validation of Static and Dynamic 3D Models of Weak Protein Ligand Complexes from STD NMR Spectroscopy

06 October 2022, Version 1
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Abstract

Saturation transfer difference NMR spectroscopy has revolutionized the study of weak receptor-ligand interactions. Its versatility and popularity are demonstrated by a myriad of approaches developed. Methodologies such as DEEP STD NMR, KD determination, SSTD, and determination and validation of protein-ligand complexes are a few elegant examples among them. However, the use of the STD NMR technique together with full relaxation matrix calculations for the determination and structure evaluation of protein ligand complexes remain a major milestone in the field. In this communication, we present a new approach based on a reduced relaxation matrix that pushes further the boundaries of the relaxation matrix theory applied to structure determination and evaluation, in solution, using STD NMR data and molecular dynamics simulations.

Keywords

Protein-ligand complex NMR validation
Weak affinity biomolecular interactions
STD NMR
Fragment based drug discovery

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