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Oxytocin NMR solution structure
Authors
Shalev, D.E., Alshanski, I., Yitzchaik, S., Hurevich, M.
Assembly
Oxytocin
Entity
1. Oxytocin, entity 1 (polymer, Thiol state: all disulfide bound), 10 monomers, 1008.195 Da Detail

CYIQNCPLGX


2. Oxytocin, entity CU (non-polymer), 63.546 Da
Total weight
1071.741 Da
Max. entity weight
1008.195 Da
Entity Connection
na 4, disulfide 1 Detail

IDTypeValue orderAtom ID 1Atom ID 2
1disulfidesing1:CYS1:SG1:CYS6:SG
2nasing1:CYS1:N2:CU1:CU
3nasing1:TYR2:N2:CU1:CU
4nasing1:ILE3:N2:CU1:CU
5nasing1:GLN4:N2:CU1:CU

Source organism
Homo sapiens
Exptl. method
solution NMR
Data set
assigned_chemical_shifts, spectral_peak_list
Chem. Shift Complete
Sequence coverage: 90.0 %, Completeness: 94.4 %, Completeness (bb): 83.3 % Detail

Polymer type: polypeptide(L)

Total1H
All94.4 % (51 of 54)94.4 % (51 of 54)
Backbone83.3 % (15 of 18)83.3 % (15 of 18)
Sidechain100.0 % (36 of 36)100.0 % (36 of 36)
Aromatic100.0 % (4 of 4)100.0 % (4 of 4)
Methyl100.0 % (4 of 4)100.0 % (4 of 4)

1. entity 1

CYIQNCPLGX

Sample

Solvent system 90% H2O/10% D2O, Pressure 1 atm, Temperature 293.2 K, pH 6.7, Details 3.3 mM oxytocin, 5 mM ammonium acetate buffer, 10 % v/v [U-100% 2H] D2O, 90 % v/v H2O, 0.33 mM CuCl2, 90% H2O/10% D2O


#NameIsotope labelingTypeConcentration
1oxytocinnatural abundance3.3 mM
2ammonium acetate buffernatural abundance5 mM
3D2O[U-100% 2H]10 % v/v
4H2Onatural abundance90 % v/v
5CuCl2natural abundance0.33 mM

Release date
2021-07-06
Citation
Determining the structure and binding mechanism of oxytocin-Cu2+ complex using paramagnetic relaxation enhancement NMR analysis
Alshanski, I., Shalev, D.E., Yitzchaik, S., Hurevich, M.
J. Biol. Inorg. Chem. (2021), 26, 809-815, PubMed 34459989 , DOI 10.1007/s00775-021-01897-1 ,
Entries sharing articles BMRB: 1 entries Detail
  BMRB: 34620 released on 2021-06-10
    Title Oxytocin NMR solution structure
Related entities 1. Oxytocin, entity 1, : 1 : 9 entities Detail
Experiments performed 3 experiments Detail
Chemical shift validation 4 contents Detail
Keywords HORMONE, copper-binding, cyclic, disulfide bond, natural peptide