Abstract
Building bridges: The use of diselenide and selectively ((15)N/(13)C)-labeled disulfide bridges is combined to give improvements in oxidative folding and disulfide mapping. Conotoxin analogues, each with a pair of selenocysteines (Sec) and labeled cysteines (see scheme, red), exhibited significantly improved folding and the labeled cysteines allow correctly folded species to be rapidly identified by NMR spectroscopy.