Tag Archives: NMR spectroscopy
What can we achieve for average spin Hamiltonians in solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy?
Multiple-pulse sequences (MPS) have been widely applied in nuclear magnetic spectroscopy to manipulate spin Hamiltonians (such as isolating or enhancing certain interactions while removing the effects of all other interactions), to measure relaxation times, and to enhance
How structural biologists understand the structure of protein in solution: the example of IscA
Proteins are macromolecules responsible for most of the biological activities required for life. Different proteins have different biological functions. Scientists have identified almost 8 million different proteins in 1,800 analyzed living species. Let’s describe briefly proteins and
