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A Dynamic NMR Lineshape Simulation Framework for Lipid Diffusion and Membrane Thinning in Bicelles and Nanodiscs.
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Abstract
Membrane mimetics such as lipid bicelles and nanodiscs have become indispensable platforms for high-resolution structural, dynamical, and functional studies of membrane-associated systems by NMR spectroscopy, cryo-electron microscopy, and X-ray crystallography. In particular, magnetically aligned bicelles and nanodiscs uniquely enable the measurement of anisotropic NMR interactions, providing direct access to membrane geometry, lipid order, thickness, and molecular dynamics. However, the quantitative interpretation of such anisotropic NMR spectra has been hindered by the absence of physically rigorous dynamic models that properly account for the coupled effects of molecular diffusion, orientational distribution, and membrane deformation. Here, we present a comprehensive theoretical framework for the dynamic simulation of
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