FF1 from CA150 fused to the naturally occurring peptide linker which joins it to FF2 domain

Derived from the file: /tmp_disk/scratch4/silke/ff1lnk/run3/data/13C/13C.ppm

Structural studies of FF domains of the transcription factor CA150 provide insights into the organization of FF domain tandem arrays.

First 5 residues, GAMGS, arise from a cloning artifact. Remainder corresponds to residues 618-683 of murine CA150

Solution Structure Of Ca150 Ff1 Domain And Ff1-Ff2 Interdomain Linker

N-terminal 6xHis tag cleaved using TEV protease

3D data collected for protein at 1-1.7mM in PBS pH 6.5

ARIA 1.1 is using CNS 1.1.
M. Nilges and S.I. O'Donoghue. Ambiguous NOEs and automated NOE assignment.
Prog.NMR spectr. 32:107-139, 1998.

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