[NMRFAM enews] NMRFAM eNewsletter_ September 2018

Lai Bergeman lai.bergeman at wisc.edu
Thu Sep 13 13:11:42 CDT 2018


NMRFAM eNewsletter – September 2018


  *   October 2018 time requests: This is a reminder that September 19th 4pm CST is the deadline to have spectrometer time reserved for you for October 2018; please contact Lai Bergeman<mailto:lai.bergeman at wisc.edu> by e-mail or call 608-262-3173. You may schedule time yourself, as soon as the calendar is open by September 20th, by logging into Sundial and following the requests process.


  *   YouTube video tutorials and help pages for users of Sundial (creating and submitting time request) - http://www.sesame.wisc.edu/sesame_videos.html and http://www.sesame.wisc.edu/sesame_helppages.html


  *   NMRFAM offers services such as:



     *   collect routine NMR spectra of small molecules, process the data with peak picking and integration, and provide their experimental results in electronic or paper format in order to advance research projects.

Users can submit their samples in 3 or 5 mm NMR tubes before 1 pm every Tuesday and Thursday. Their data will be acquired between 1 - 5 pm of the same day on a 500 MHz spectrometer optimized for 13C (no appointment necessary).

Please email Paulo F. Cobra<mailto:paulofcobra at gmail.com> when you drop off your samples.


New User/Collaborator Information:
Please note that if you would like to collaborate with our facility you will need to submit an abstract providing some detail to Dave Aceti<mailto:djaceti at wisc.edu>, our coordinator, who will bring it up for review at our weekly staff meeting for approval. Please visit the NMRFAM website<http://www.nmrfam.wisc.edu/become-a-collaborator.htm> for more information.

Other NMRFAM capabilities:
Solid state probes at NMRFAM:
·         3.2mmEfree CPMAS, 4mm CPMAS and HRMAS probes - 500 MHz (Devon)
·         3.2mm Efree CPMAS and static BioProbe (PISEMA experiments) -  600 MHz III (Vosges)
·         3.2mm Efree CPMAS probe and 1.3mm ultrafast CPMAS probe- 900 MHz (Fleckvieh)


  *   LC/MS micrOTOF Q II and Bruker Nanostar SAXS (small angle X-ray scattering) instruments are now available for use and collaboration.
  *   For information about LC/MS and SAXS, please email Paulo F. Cobra<mailto:paulo at nmrfam.wisc.edu>.


  *   NMRFAM Software News:

NMRFAM-SPARKY new features:

-       Improved PINE / PINE-SPARKY 2 (ep)
-       Hydrophobic core and flexibility detection in PINE-SPARKY 2 (ep)
-       Sequence entry integration for automated tools (sq)
-       More colors available (ct, cr)
-       Move labels to peak centers (lc)
-       Dummy graph (dg) / Pine graph assigner (pp) small fix
-       Explicit buttons in the strip plot (sp / SP)
-       Completeness counter (cm)
-       Improved APES peak picker (ae)
-       Improved PONDEROSA structure calculation (c3)
-       Improved PDB use for NOESY assignment (ad)
-       FLYA peak import in read cyana tool (cy)
-       NMRPipe, NMRView, TopSpin files can be directly opened in here.
-       A new conversion script for importing NMRView to UCSF (nv2ucsf)
-       Chemical shift reference views (ir)
-       Mouse wheel (mw) and/or + / - / , / . / arrow key integration
-       Help manual updates for two-letter codes (hn / hI)

Donate to NMRFAM:
US deductible donations can be made to NMRFAM. Please write check payable to:
"UW Foundation, Account 112152802" and mail to:
                        Attn: Sarah Lynn Traver Saunders
                        Associate Administrative Program Specialist
                        University of Wisconsin - Madison
                        Department of Biochemistry
                        433 Babcock Drive
                        Madison WI 53706
For further information, please contact Ms. Saunders, Tel: 608-265-2507 or email<mailto:slsaunders2 at wisc.edu>


Spectrometers at NMRFAM:


·         NMRFAM Spectrometers availability (Live Schedule) for current and upcoming month can be view at http://www.nmrfam.wisc.edu/Spectrometer-Live-Calendar.htm

NMRFAM instrumentation
Spectrometer status:

Instrument

Cow name

Shortcut name

Probe(a)

 Status

Bruker AV-HD 900

Fleckvieh

900

c-tr

OK - cold 1H and13C preamps

Agilent VNS 800

Gelbvieh

800

c-tr

OK - cold probe

Bruker AV III 750

Telemark

750

c-tr

OK - cold probe

Bruker AV III 600

Dexter

600 I

c-qr1H{13C,15N,31P}

OK - SampleJet

Agilent VNS 600

Jaulan

600 II

c-tr

OK - cold probe

Bruker AV III 600

Vosges

600 III

c-tr

OK - cold probe

Bruker AV III 600

Kurgan

600 IV

c-tr-(1.7mm)

OK - SampleJet (cooled)

Bruker AV III 500

Kerry

500 I

c-tr(13C/15N)

OK-all cold preamp; SampleJet

Bruker AV III 500

Devon

500 II

c-tr/hrmas/BBFO/cpmas

OK - cold probe

BrukerNanostar

Bond

SAXS

N/A

OK - temperature control available

(a)rt - room temperature; c - cryogenic; tr - 1H{13C,15N} triple resonance; qr -1H{13C,15N,31P} quadruple resonance; multiple - multiple probes; VNS- Varian Direct Drive console; AV- BrukerAvance III console

 Below is a listing of the available software on our website that you are free to use or download and some associated publications:
1 - NMRFAM-SPARKY
2 - NMRbot
3 - HIFI-NMR
4 - LACS / PECAN
5 - PINE
6 - PINE-Sparky
7 - ADAPT-NMR
8 - ADAPT-NMR Enhancer
9 - Newton
10 - PACSY
11 - PONDERSOSA
12- PONDEROSA-C/S
13 - SPIDER
14 - RNA-PAIRS
15 - NMR Structure Tools
16 – rNMR

Please visit the NMRFAM software website<http://www.nmrfam.wisc.edu/software.htm> for more information on the above listed software.

References for recent publications are:

Cai K, Markley JL. NMR as a Tool to Investigate the Processes of Mitochondrial and Cytosolic Iron-Sulfur Cluster Biosynthesis. Molecules. 2018 Aug. PMID:30200358

Dashti H, Wedell JR, Westler WM, Tonelli M, Aceti D, Amarasinghe GK, markley JL, Eghbalnia HR. Applications of Parametrized NMR Spin Systems of Small Molecules. Anal Chem. 2018 Aug. PMID:30125102

Larsen EK, Olivieri C, Walker C, V S M, Gao J, Berniohr DA, Tonelli M, Markley JL, Veglia G. Probing of Protein-Protein Interactions Using Asymmetric Labelling and Carbonyl-Carbon Selective Heteronuclear NMR Spectroscopy. Molecules. 2018 Aug. PMID:30081441

Cai K, Frederick RO, Dashti H, Markley JL. Architectural Features of Human Mitochondrial Cysteine Desulfurase Complexes from Crosslinking Mass Spectrometry and Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering. Structure. 2018 Jun PMID:29983374

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