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Long-range proton–carbon coupling constants in conformational analysis of oligosaccharides

✍ Scribed by Torgny Rundlöf; Alexandra Kjellberg; Charlotta Damberg; Toshiaki Nishida; Göran Widmalm


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
269 KB
Volume
36
Category
Article
ISSN
0749-1581

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✦ Synopsis


Long-range heteronuclear coupling constants, 3J(C,H), were measured across glycosidic linkages in b-linked disaccharides and also for vicinally disubstituted trisaccharides. One-dimensional multiple-site 13C excitation experiments using Hadamard spectroscopy and band-selective 1H decoupling during the acquisition period were used in conjunction with pulsed Ðeld gradients for coherence selection in the 1H detected experiment. For one dihedral angle the 3J(C,H) value could only be unambiguously determined utilizing the band-selective 1H decoupling. The 2D EXSIDE was also used for the measurement of 3J(C,H) values and the results showed excellent agreement with those of the 1D measurements. The inÑuence of solvent, water and waterÈdimethyl sulfoxide (7 : 3), on conformation was investigated, but showed only small changes in 3J(C,H) values. In general, the long-range heteronuclear coupling constants related to the / dihedral angles (3.6È4.3 Hz) were smaller than those of the t dihedral angles (4.3È5.3 Hz). A comparison with 3J(C,H) values from Monte Carlo or Langevin dynamics simulations showed better agreement for the t dihedral angles than for the / dihedral angles as calculated using a Karplus relationship.


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