GSL Structure Analysis by 1H,1H-ROESY

1H-1H rotating-frame nuclear Overhauser effect correlation spectroscopy NMR (1H,1H-ROESY). The NOE's effects are often used to describe the dipolar coupling that results from the ROESY. Because the ROE cross-peaks are positive or never in phase with the diagonal and there is no danger of zero-crossing, this spectrum offers the benefit that the sign of the effects does not rely on the size of the molecule. However, artifacts might affect the ROESY spectrum. They get their name TOCSY artifacts since their main source is the something to do of a spin-lock pulse sequence, which is akin to the one employed in the TOCSY spectrum. In contrast to the ROESY densities, the TOCSY artifacts have a negative sign or are in phase with the diagonal, which makes it easier to spot them in the spectrum. They will cancel out one another and the spectrum won't show a cross-peak, though, if they coincide with a real ROE impact.

1H-1H ROESY spectrum of the Thp/SBE-β-CD complex Fig.1 1H-1H ROESY spectrum of the Thp/SBE-β-CD complex. (Maeda, et al., 2015)

1H,1H-ROESY GSL Structure Analysis Service at CD BioGlyco

The NOE's effects are often used to describe the dipolar coupling that results from the ROESY, which offers the same information as the NOESY. Even if the two protons are not near to one another, some extra artifacts come from the mixing of the TOCSY and ROE effects, often referred to as the transmission of the magnetization. As a consequence, their cross-peaks have the same sign as the genuine ROESY cross-peaks. The transverse-ROESY or T-ROESY spectrum can be collected as a viable replacement to help alleviate these problems and the potential misunderstanding of the data that follows. All of the spin-lock pulse's drawbacks, including the TOCSY artifacts and those relating to the transmission of the magnetization, may be reduced by using this sequence.

Key HMBC, 1H-1H COSY, and ROESY correlations. Fig.2 Key HMBC, 1H-1H COSY, and ROESY correlations. (Wang, et al., 2015)

CD BioGlyco has established a well-equipped platform for the structural detection and analysis of polysaccharides. We provide customized GSL structural analysis services, including NMR-based Analysis and MS-based Analysis, depending on the needs of our clients. The higher the number of chemical bonds crossed by two hydrogen atoms, the more significant from the point of view of NOE effects. Because of the shortages of ROESY, we recommend clients clarify GSL structure combined with other analysis services such as 1H NMR Analysis Service, 13C NMR Analysis Service, 1H,13C-HMBC Analysis Service, 1H,1H-COSY Analysis Service, and so on.

NOESY spectrum and ROESY spectrum both belong to the NOE-related spectrum. Fig.3 NOESY spectrum and ROESY spectrum both belong to the NOE-related spectrum. (CD BioGlyco)

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References

  1. Maeda, H.; et al. Inclusion complexes of trihexyphenidyl with natural and modified cyclodextrins. SpringerPlus. 2015, 4(1): 218.
  2. Wang, Z.; et al. Rubipodanin A, the first natural N-desmonomethyl rubiaceae-type cyclopeptide from Rubia Podantha, indicating an important role of the N9-methyl group in the conformation and bioactivity. PLOS ONE. 2015, 10(12).
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