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This cis-cyclohexyl derivative with two big substitutes (A and B) may has two conformational isomers, 1 and 2. How to ...
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Hello, posting this on behalf of my friend.
The goal is to set up a gaussian shaped pulse so that bandwidth is X Hertz...
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Hello, I'm currently working on solving a peptide NMR solution structure using NIH-XPLOR.
I find myself a lot starting ...
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Hello, been editing a wiki page on the subject and this question occurred:
For a Bruker pulse sequence in the following...
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Hello, what NMR experiments can detect hydrogen bonds directly?
Is there anything that can work with non-labeled sample...
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I'm gearing up for a project in which we're looking at the structure of a short peptide that should fold upon binding di...
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Hello, we have a peptide where amide peaks are broad and there is no hint of observable coupling with HA protons (no dis...
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I have 5 different RDCs that I've extracted using simple perl scripts and Sparky .list files. I want to use XPLOR for s...
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Hello, could anyone suggest a method to determine error (maybe standard deviation or some other estimate) of a peak posi...
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How would you recommend to approach this problem - we have a peptide that has side-chain exposed to the solvent and it i...