NOESY, 600 MHz Inova (Rutgers Univ.)
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Synopsis: 2D cross relaxation experiment. It can be performed in either phase-sensitive or absolute value mode. Either TPPI or the hypercomplex method can be used to achieve F1 quadrature in a phase-sensitive presentation. | |||
Family: 2D NOESY | |||
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Copyright: G.T. Montelione, Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory, Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine, Rutgers University | |||
Console: Varian, Inova, 600 MHz | |||
Download: readme, code, parameters | |||
Package: CABM Pulse Sequence Library |
Categories: Pulse sequences | Liquids | Inova | Varian | Montelione Lab | 1H detected | 2D | 1H | 600 MHz | Flagged pulse sequences
