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  • Chemical Physics
  • Biophysics

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  • Electron nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) spectroscopy probes paramagnetic centers by measuring electron-nuclear spin interactions.
  • Crowded ENDOR spectra in systems with multiple magnetic nuclei, common in transition metal complexes and metalloproteins, hinder analysis due to anisotropic hyperfine (HF) and nuclear quadrupole (NQ) interactions.
  • Existing ENDOR techniques struggle with spectral overlap in disordered systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel ENDOR technique for resolving spectral overlap in complex paramagnetic systems.
  • To improve the analysis of hyperfine and nuclear quadrupole interactions in disordered systems.
  • To enhance the sensitivity and applicability of ENDOR spectroscopy.

Main Methods:

  • Substitution of the Hahn echo in Davies ENDOR with a chirp echo from the Kunz-Böhlen-Bodenhausen scheme.
  • Application of Fourier transformation to the chirp echo, generating an additional EPR dimension.
  • Demonstration on 1H, 14/15N, and 63Cu in the copper protein ScoI.

Main Results:

  • 2D Chirp Echo Epr SpectroscopY (CHEESY) ENDOR successfully resolves spectral overlap by revealing correlations between nuclear and electron transitions.
  • The method effectively disentangles small copper NQ-coupling from large, anisotropic HF-coupling.
  • Frequency-domain simulations accurately reproduce experimental 2D CHEESY ENDOR spectra, enabling spin Hamiltonian parameter extraction.

Conclusions:

  • CHEESY ENDOR offers a competitive signal-to-noise ratio compared to established techniques like 2D Mims ENDOR and HYEND, due to FT advantages and RF-chirp compatibility.
  • The technique expands the scope and feasibility of ENDOR investigations for a wider range of applications.
  • CHEESY ENDOR provides a powerful tool for detailed structural and functional analysis of paramagnetic centers.