Hi,
The largest our lab (Clore/Gronenborn) has done is pdb code 3EZE, a ~40
kDa
protein/protein complex, and pdb 2EZO, a 44 kDa protein trimer.
That's about as big as it gets right now.
Kurt Wuthrich has reported spectra of a 110 kDa system, but hasn't
solved
a structure. His is a special case, because it's something like a
10-mer,
so the number of peaks is only as great as an 11 kDa protein, and each
individual peak's height is also multiplied by 10.
Debashis Mukhopadhyay wrote:
>> Hi all,
> can anybody tell me which is the largest protein structure (and its size)
> solved so far through an NMR experiment? Or what is the average solvable
> size, in general?
> Thanx in advance,
> Deb
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