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Generation of Impossible Cross-Peaks Between Bulk Water and Biomolecules in Solution NMR
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Intermolecular multiple-quantum coherences between bulk water and a glycoprotein fragment at modest concentration (20 mM) have been experimentally produced and detected, although such coherences are inconceivable in the normal theoretical framework of nuclear magnetic resonance. A density matrix treatment explains these results by including the long-range dipolar interaction between spins and by discarding the high-temperature approximation. These results imply that peak intensities (critical for structural determinations) can be distorted in many gradient experiments, and show that magic-angle gradients provide substantial improvements with reduced gradient strengths. They also suggest methods for contrast enhancement in magnetic resonance imaging.
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- Warren, W. S., Richter, W., Andreotti, A. H., & Farmer, B. T.
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- 1993-12-24
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- 262
- Issue
- 5142
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- 2005-2009
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- 0036-8075 (ISSN-L)
- 1095-9203
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