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I think we would need the 2D ct-13C,1H HSQC to check for slight shift changes, and to also be guided through the 3D in the end. I believe the 13C-NOESY is all we need at the moment. We will adjust our assignments on that spectrum. The sample is in D2O at the moment, so we will miss the NOEs to amides, but will have much better quality in the aliphatic range. We will run 13C-HSQC here and could send it to the NY structural biology center electronically, so that the HSQC could be directly overlayed. We could check sample integrity here any time before. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| > > | |*FORM FIELD Project Description*|ProjectDescription|A 13C-resolved NOESY that was recorded recently for us at the NYSBC proved much superior to the 700 MHz data recorded here. In that light we would like to ask for a 13C NOESY centered at the aromatic carbons, and a corresponding constant-time HSQC (using 8 ms instead of 13.3) for navigation through the 3D. In addition to the better resolution in the proton dimension we also believe to benefit from fact that less problems occur from second order effects.| | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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