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CURD: a Single-Shot Strategy to Obtain Assignments and Distance Restraints for Proteins Using Solid-State MAS NMR Spectroscopy.

We present a strategy dubbed CURD (correlations using recycle delays) to acquire chemical-shift assignments and distance restraints for proteins in a single experimental block under slow-moderate magic-angle spinning conditions. This is done by concatenating the 3D-CCC and 3D-NNC experiments, both of which individually require long experimental times for sufficient resolution and sensitivity to be realized. Unlike previous approaches, the CURD strategy does not increase the amount of radio-frequency deposition on the sample and does not require lengthy procedures to optimize any of the pulse sequence elements. Instead, time savings is obtained by using the hitherto unused recycle delay of one of the experiments (2D-CC/3D-CCC) to establish inter-residue correlations for the second experiment (2D-NN/3D-NNC). Experiments are demonstrated on a model protein at the MAS frequency of 12.5 kHz and are shown to result in time savings of the order of days for most of the routine cases.