Publication

Broadband Carbon-13 Correlation Spectra of Microcrystalline Proteins in Very High Magnetic Fields

Geoffrey Bodenhausen
2009
Journal paper

Abstract

PARIS recoupling irradiation, despite a tow rf amplitude, can promote efficient magnetization transfer during solid-state NMR experiments at 900 MHz over a wide range of differences in isotropic chemical shifts in microcrystalline proteins.

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