This technique can be used to study protein folding and structure by measuring hydrogen-deuterium exchange with the solvent.
This technique can be used to study protein folding and structure by measuring hydrogen-deuterium exchange with the solvent. The nuclear Overhauser effect is utilized by the ROESY and NOESY versions of this technique. Deshielded atoms like the carbons of carbonyl groups appear farthest downfield in this technique. In this technique, peak separation can be used to calculate the coupling constant J, and its splitting patterns of this can be predicted by Pascal's triangle. It can only be applied to nuclei with spin like carbon-13 or protons and it serves as the basis for an MRI. For 10 points, name this technique that studies studies the nuclei of atoms with a strong magnetic field.
This technique can be used to study protein folding and structure by measuring hydrogen-deuterium exchange with the solvent.
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging [or NMR]