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NMR Relaxation and Internal Dynamics of Ubiquitin from a 0.2 μs MD Simulation

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Abstract

A 0.2 μs molecular dynamics simulation of ubiquitin in water is presented, which allows us to assess both the global tumbling in solution and the internal dynamics. The latter reveals slow motions outside the classical NMR timewindow, in agreement with recent RDC and cross-correlation measurements. Analysis of back-calculated relaxation rates using the classical NMR model-free approach reproduces the amplitudes of internal motions expressed in the order parameter, while it severely underestimates the corresponding time scales present in the simulation
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)363-374
JournalJournal of chemical theory and computation
Volume1
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2005

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