;hncatrkay.fa ;3D TROSY-HNCA ;Yang and Kay, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1999, 121, 2571-2575. ;Bruker Avance/Xwin-nmr version. This program requires XWIN-NMR 2.5+ ;Written up by F. Abildgaard, NMRFAM (abild@nmrfam.wisc.edu) ; ; $Id: hncatrkay.fa,v 1.4 2000/09/25 16:52:01 abild Exp abild $ ; ; Disclaimer: This pulse program is provided "as is" for your ; information. Support for the use of this pulse program is only ; provided to users of the National Magnetic Resonance Facility ; at Madison (NMRFAM). Users of this pulse program employ it at ; their own risk. Neither NMRFAM nor University of Wisconsin-Madison ; are liable for any physical or other damage incurred during the ; use of this pulse program. ; ;f1: 1H, f2: 15N, f3: 13C, f4: 2H (channel assignments may be changed below) ;o1p: 4.7 ppm ;o2p: 118 ppm, ;o3p: 58 ppm ;o4p: 4.5 ppm ; ;d1: relaxation delay = d1+0.1s ;p1 90 H at pl1 ;p2 90 N at pl2 ;p3 90 dgr. Ca at pl3 for 90 dgr. rectangular semi-selective: ; field strength=dNu/sqrt(15), dNu=(176ppm-58ppm)*bf3. p3 54.4 us at 600 MHz. ;p4 90 dgr. Ca at pl4 for 180 dgr. rectangular semi-selective: ; field strength=dNu/sqrt(3), dNu=(176ppm-58ppm)*bf3. p4 24.4 us at 600 MHz. ;p5 180 dgr. CO rectangular shaped (spnam5) at power sp5, offset CO-Ca, ; semi-selective: field strength=dNu/sqrt(3), dNu=(176ppm-58ppm)*bf3. ; p5 48.8 us at 600 MHz. ;p11 90 H1 shaped (spnam1, EBURP-1) H2O pulse at power sp1, offset 0. ; p11 ~ 7 ms. Check for a possible phase difference between hard H1 and ; soft H1 pulses and set the phase program ph21 accordingly. ;p25 90 dgr. 2H pulse at pl15 ;pl0 120dB ; ;H2 Waltz-16 (cpdprg5) decoupling, 90 dgr. pulse (PCPD) at pl15 ;N15 evolution: ; in10=in30, SW(N)=1/(2*in10), typ. 30-40 ppm ; l4 complex points; max. is (d10/in10)+1 ; Process as echo-antiecho. ; Chemical shift axis is reversed. ;C13 evolution: ; in0, SW(C)=1/(2*in0), typ. 15 ppm ; l6 complex points. ; set cnst0 to 0 (preferably) or 1 to make d0 the smallest possible ; positive delay. cnst0=0 gives (90,-180) phase error in F1. ; cnst0=1 gives (270,-540) phase error in F1 (use LP to correct). ;ns=8, 16, ..., ds=8, 16,... ; ;Recommendations for gradients: ;gpz1: 7% ;gpy2: 30% ;gpy3: -44% ;gpz5: 15% ;gpx6: 54% adjust for magic angle ;gpz6: 30% ;gpx7: 44% ;gpy8: 30% ;gpx9: 54% adjust for magic angle ;gpz9: 30% ;gpnam1: sine.50 ;gpnam2: sine.100 ;gpnam3: sine.100 ;gpnam5: sine.50 ;gpnam6: sine.100 ;gpnam7: sine.50 ;gpnam8: sine.50 ;gpnam9: sine.20 ; ;Define one or more of the following options to tailor this pulse program ; to your specific needs. ; ;#define ONE_D ; uncomment for 1D experiment #define N15_EVOL ; comment out for 2D w/o N15 evolution #define C13_EVOL ; comment out for 2D w/o C13 evolution #define H2_DEC ; uncomment if 2H labeled sample #define OPTIM_P19 ; uncomment if you want to optimize p19 (GRAD9) #define EXPTCORR ; uncomment if you want "expt" to report ; ; the correct expt time (works with XWIN-NMR 2.x) ; ;Define channel assignments: #define H f1 #define N f2 #define C f3 #define D f5 ; ;You shouldn't have to worry about anything beyond this point :-) ; ;sanity checks ; #ifdef ONE_D #undef N15_EVOL #undef C13_EVOL #endif ; aqseq 321 ; define delay DELTA define delay TAUA define delay TAUA1 define delay TAUA7 define delay TAUA8 define delay TAUB define delay TN define delay TN2 define delay CEN_HN1 define delay CEN_CN1 define delay CEN_CN2 define pulse H1_90 define pulse H1_180 define pulse H1_S90 define pulse N15_90 define pulse N15_180 define pulse CA_90 define pulse CA_180 define pulse CO_180 define pulse CA_REBP define pulse GRAD1 define pulse GRAD2 define pulse GRAD3 define pulse GRAD5 define pulse GRAD6 define pulse GRAD7 define pulse GRAD8 define pulse GRAD9 "d11=100m" ;disk i/o "d12=10u" ;power switching etc. "d13=5u" ;just a short delay "d14=60u" ;ip,id etc "d16=300u" ;gradient recovery "H1_90=p1" "H1_180=H1_90*2" "H1_S90=p11" "N15_90=p2" "N15_180=N15_90*2" "CA_90=p3" "CA_180=p4*2" "CO_180=p5" ; "GRAD1=400u" "GRAD2=1.0m" "GRAD3=750u" "GRAD5=500u" "GRAD6=3.000m" "GRAD7=400u" "GRAD8=400u" #ifndef OPTIM_P19 "p19=305u" ; configurable: set to the optimum value on your instrument #endif "GRAD9=p19" "TAUA=2.2m" ; configurable: ~1/(4*JNH) "TAUA1=TAUA-GRAD1-d16-d13" "TAUA7=TAUA-GRAD7-d16-d13" "TAUA8=TAUA-GRAD8-d16-d13" "TAUB=12.0m" ; configurable: usually 12ms "TN=12.0m" ; configurable: usually 12ms "d10=TN" "d30=d13" "TN2=TN-d13-GRAD6-d16-CO_180-d30" "DELTA=GRAD9+d16+d13*2" "CEN_HN1=N15_90-H1_90" "CEN_CN1=(N15_180-CA_180)/2" #ifdef C13_EVOL "d0=((cnst0*2+1)*in0-CA_90*1.273-N15_180-d12*2-d13*2)/2" "CEN_CN2=(N15_180-CO_180)/2" #endif #ifdef EXPTCORR "d31=2*(TAUA1+TAUB+TAUA7+TAUA8+GRAD1+GRAD7+GRAD8)+GRAD2+GRAD3+GRAD5+GRAD6+TN2+DELTA+GRAD9" #endif #ifdef H2_DEC #define H2_DEC_ON d12 pl15:D \n p25:D ph1 \n d13 cpds5:D #define H2_DEC_OFF d13 do:D \n p25:D ph3 #else #define H2_DEC_ON d13 #define H2_DEC_OFF d13 #endif #include #include 1 ze d11 LOCKDEC_ON 2 d13 d14 H2_LOCK d11 LOCKH_OFF 3m d14 3 d14 d14 d14 d14 d14 d14 4 d14 d14 d14 5 d14 d14 d14 6 d13 #ifdef EXPTCORR #include #endif d1 pl1:H pl2:N d13 LOCKH_ON d13 UNBLKGRAMP d13 H2_PULSE ; INEPT transfer from H to N (d13 d12 pl0 H1_S90:sp1 ph21 d13 d12 pl1):H ;Selective 90 H1 pulse phase -y (H1_90 ph0):H d13 GRAD1:gp1 ; 0.4ms, 5G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 TAUA1 (CEN_HN1 H1_180 ph0):H (N15_180 ph0):N d13 TAUA1 GRAD1:gp1 ; 0.4ms, 5G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 (H1_90 ph19):H ; phase y on Bruker DMX d13 GRAD2:gp2 ; 1.0ms, 10G/cm, z, sine.100 d16 ; INEPT transfer from N to Ca (N15_90 ph10):N TAUB pl4:C (CEN_CN1 CA_180 ph0):C (N15_180 ph0):N TAUB (N15_90 ph1):N d13 GRAD3:gp3 ; 700us, 10G/cm, z, sine.100 d16 pl3:C H2_DEC_ON ; Begin Ca evolution (CA_90 ph11):C #ifdef C13_EVOL (d13 d12 pl0):C d0 (CEN_CN2 CO_180:sp5 ph0):C (N15_180 ph0):N d0 (d13 d12 pl3):C #else d13 #endif (CA_90 ph0):C ; End Ca evolution H2_DEC_OFF GRAD5:gp5 ; 0.5ms, 10G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 pl4:C ; Begin constant time evolution on N (N15_90 ph12):N d10 (N15_180 ph13 TN2):N (CEN_CN1 CA_180 ph0):C d13 GRAD6:gp6*EA*-1 ; 3.000 ms, -/+30G/cm, ma, sine.100 d16 pl0:C (CO_180:sp5 ph0):C d30 ; End constant time ; Sensitivity enhanced coherence transfer from N to H (N15_90 ph14):N (H1_90 ph0):H d13 GRAD7:gp7 ; 0.4ms, 3.1G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 TAUA7 (CEN_HN1 H1_180 ph0):H (N15_180 ph0):N d13 TAUA7 GRAD7:gp7 ; 0.4ms, 3.1G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 (H1_90 ph1):H d13 (N15_90 ph1):N d13 GRAD8:gp8 ; 0.4ms, 5.35G/cm, z, sine.50 TAUA8 d16 (CEN_HN1 H1_180 ph0):H (N15_180 ph0):N d13 TAUA8 GRAD8:gp8 ; 0.4ms, 5.35G/cm, z, sine.50 d16 (N15_90 ph0):N d13 (H1_90 ph0):H DELTA (H1_180 ph0):H d13 GRAD9:gp9 ; 305u, 30G/cm, ma, sine.20 d13 d16 BLKGRAMP go=2 ph31 #ifdef ONE_D d11 wr #0 H2_LOCK #else d11 wr #0 if #0 zd H2_LOCK #endif d13 LOCKH_OFF #ifdef N15_EVOL 3m igrad EA d14 ip14 d14 ip14 lo to 3 times 2 d14 dd10 d14 id30 d14 ip12 d14 ip12 d14 ip31 d14 ip31 lo to 4 times l4 d14 rd10 d14 rd30 #else d14*10 3m #endif #ifdef C13_EVOL d14 ip11 lo to 5 times 2 d14 id0 d14 ip31 d14 ip31 lo to 6 times l6 #endif d14 LOCKDEC_OFF exit ph0=0 ph1=1 ph2=2 ph3=3 ph10=0 ph11=0 0 2 2 ph12=1 3 ph13=0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 ph14=0 ph19=1 ; phase y on Bruker DMX ph21=(360) 270 ; phase ph19+180 ph31=0 2 2 0