GUARDD: User-friendly MATLAB software for rigorous analysis of relaxation-dispersion NMR data.¶
Required Software¶
- MATLAB
- MATLAB Optimization Toolbox
- MATLAB Curve Fitting Toolbox
- MATLAB Statistics Toolbox
- GUARDD
- Matlab .m and .fig files
Notes¶
- The GUARDD tutorial walks users through the basic features of the program
- The GUARDD manual contains practical and theoretical considerations of relaxation-dispersion NMR
Table of Contents¶
- Tutorial
- General notes
- Download and unpack files
- Ensure proper directory structure
- Start GUARDD
- Load data
- Create groups for fitting
- Select groups that exhibit exchange
- Fit RD data
- Fit simple group manually
- Save GUARDD session to file
- Fit multi-temperature group manually
- Examine rate analysis (vant Hoff and Arrhenius)
- View fits to RD data
- Create and fit a multi-curveset, multi-temperature group manually
- Perform batch task
- Time for a break?
- Assess quality of fit
- Load GUARDD session with data already fit
- Document notes for organization
- Export data and groups
- Simulate and export RD data
- Manual
- Scientific questions addressed by RD NMR
- Chemical exchange phenomenon
- The RD experiment refocuses chemical exchange broadening Rex
- Two-state exchange model
- Assigning parameters for fitting
- Organizing data
- General Use
- GUARDD Graphical Interface
- Tips for optimal use
- Limitations
- Feedback, Suggestions, Bugs
- Computational procedures
- References/Further Reading
Acknowledgements¶
- Foster Lab members for debugging during development
- Advisor: Prof. Mark Foster
- The Ohio State University Biochemistry Dept.
- The Ohio State University Biophysics Program
- The Ohio State University
- National Institutes of Health
Citing GUARDD¶
Please cite your usage of GUARDD in BOTH ways
- Kleckner, I. R., & Foster, M. P. (2012). GUARDD: user-friendly MATLAB software for rigorous analysis of CPMG RD NMR data. Journal of biomolecular NMR, 52(1), 11–22. doi:10.1007/s10858-011-9589-y
- http://code.google.com/p/guardd/
Author¶
- Ian Kleckner: http://ianrobertkleckner.blogspot.com
- Work completed as part of PhD Dissertation Mark Foster’s Lab The Ohio State University Columbus, OH, USA