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Fig. 3 | BMC Structural Biology

Fig. 3

From: Prokaryotic ubiquitin-like protein remains intrinsically disordered when covalently attached to proteasomal target proteins

Fig. 3

Chemical shifts of 15N-labeled MtbPup conjugated to MtbFabD-3KR compared with those of 15N-labeled MtbPup conjugated to lysine or with free 15N-labeled MtbPup. a Superposition of [15N,1H]-HSQC correlation spectra of 15N-MtbPup (black) with 15N-MtbPup ~ lysine (red) and 15N-MtbPup ~ MtbFabD-3KR (green), all measured at 10 °C. b Schematic representation of the C-terminal end of MtbPup present in the three NMR samples highlights the different charge states. S stands for substrate (MtbFabD or MtbPanB). c Histograms of the absolute chemical shift of MtbPup ~ MtbFabD-3KR minus MtbPup ~ lysine and the traditional chemical shift mapping based on the weighted sum of 1H and 15N shift changes. The region with helical propensity in free MtbPup is indicated in blue

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