ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2024
Deconvoluting Monomer- and Dimer-Specific Distance Distributions between Spin Labels in a Monomer/Dimer Mixture Using
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Abstract
Double electron-electron resonance (DEER) EPR is a powerful tool in structural biology, providing distances between pairs of spin labels. When the sample consists of a mixture of oligomeric species (e.g., monomer and dimer), the question arises as to how to assign the peaks in the DEER-derived probability distance distribution to the individual species. Here, we propose incorporating an EPR longitudinal electron relaxation (
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