Out-and-back
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In out-and-back NMR experiments magnetization starts at one nucleus, then follows some path and finally returns to the nucleus of the same type by following an equivalent path in the reverse direction. | In out-and-back NMR experiments magnetization starts at one nucleus, then follows some path and finally returns to the nucleus of the same type by following an equivalent path in the reverse direction. | ||
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Revision as of 18:19, 16 September 2008
In out-and-back NMR experiments magnetization starts at one nucleus, then follows some path and finally returns to the nucleus of the same type by following an equivalent path in the reverse direction.
Implementations
- HNCO, Inova 600 MHz (Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HN(CA)CO 500 MHz Inova (G.Montelione, Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HN(CA)CO 600 MHz Inova (Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HNCA 500 MHz Inova (G.Montelione, Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HNCA 600 MHz Inova (Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HNCO 500 MHz Inova (G.Montelione, Rutgers Univ.)
- TROSY HNCO 600 MHz Inova (Rutgers Univ.)
