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posted Oct 11 '11 at 09:50

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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ? I am not sure but i suspecting following property might be the reason 1. ligand (highly basic or acidic nature) 2. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions )
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posted Oct 11 '11 at 22:37

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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ?

I am not sure but i suspecting following property might be the reason 1. reasons

  1. paramagnetic impurity concentration or viscosity of the sample increasing with ligand concentration .
  2. ligand unspecified binding to protein .
  3. ligand (highly basic or acidic nature)
  4. 2.
  5. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions )

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posted Oct 11 '11 at 22:38

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sri
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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ?

I am not sure but i suspecting following property might be the reasons

  1. paramagnetic impurity concentration or viscosity of the sample increasing with ligand concentration .
  2. ligand unspecified binding to protein .
  3. ligand (highly basic or acidic nature)
  4. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions )) it dissipates the radio frequency pulse.
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posted Oct 11 '11 at 22:41

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sri
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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ?

I am not sure but i suspecting following property might be the reasons

  1. paramagnetic impurity concentration or viscosity of the sample increasing with ligand concentration .
  2. ligand unspecified binding to protein .
  3. because of ligand (highly highly basic or acidic nature) nature effects on sample conditions .
  4. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions ) it dissipates the radio frequency pulse.
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posted Oct 11 '11 at 22:42

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sri
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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ?

I am not sure but i I am suspecting following property might be the reasons

  1. paramagnetic impurity concentration or viscosity of the sample increasing with ligand concentration .
  2. ligand unspecified binding to protein .
  3. because of ligand highly basic or acidic nature effects on sample conditions .
  4. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions ) it dissipates the radio frequency pulse.
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posted Oct 12 '11 at 00:52

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sri
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could you please tell to us how much concentration of protein and drug u r taking ? and buffer conditions ?

I am not sure but I am suspecting following property might be the reasons

  1. paramagnetic impurity concentration or viscosity of the sample increasing with ligand concentration .
  2. ligand unspecified binding to protein .
  3. because of ligand highly basic or acidic nature effects on sample conditions condition .
  4. At higher concentration of ligand ( if u taken it in salt conditions ) it dissipates the radio frequency pulse.

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