Residual Dipolar Coupling (RDC) Analysis
Overview
make 4 data sets named usum.nv, udif.nv, asum.nv, and adif.nv corresponding to the sum and difference ipap spectra of unaligned and aligned, respectively.- for non ipap data sets, duplicate the unaligned and aligned spectra and name as above. Will still use 4 spectra but the coupled peaks will appear in same spectra. You sill have to pretend it is ipap and ignore one of the coupled peaks.
- this can be done by making an empty xpk file and duplicating it
- use hsqc for 2D spectra, use hnco for 3D. You will have to switch y and z axes for NCo and NH. Xpeak file should be hsqclist.xpk and hncolist.xpk, respectively.
- NOTE: nmrView can save your state, including open windows, so you really only have to read everything in the 1st time
- below are example startup scripts, which should be modified for your specific data
- 2D ipap startup script (check for latest nmrview compatibility)
- 3D hnco ipap startup script (check for latest nmrview compatibility)
- 3D hnco NON ipap startup script (check for latest nmrview compatibility)
- assign2Dipap
- assign3Dipap (check for latest nmrview compatibility)
- write the 4 xpk lists to disk (usumlist.xpk, etc.)
- xpk2rdc (perl)
Assign xpeaks
These abbreviated directions assume using one of the assignipap scripts mentioned aboveselect peak on master spectrum (hsqc or hnco) and press "i" to center and expand
- pick corresponding peak in each of the 4 spectra using nmrView "cursor -> add peak" function
- click in master spectrum and center cursor on xpk with assignment
- press "a" to assign the last picked peak in each of the 4 spectra to the same assignment of master hsqc (or hnco)
- pressing "n" will take to you next xpeak number (not sequence number) in master (make sure active xpk list in "assign peaks" window is the hsqc or it won't work correctly)
- pressing "I" will zoom in a little; pressing "i" will zoom in a lot; pressing "o" will zoom out
Other useful scripts
rdc2cns (perl)rdc2pales (perl)
RDC Software
Redcat
Module
Pales