Another lecture by Gregg Siegal - NMR and Structural Biology

Gregg Siegal (Leiden Institute of Chemistry) discusses the application of NMR to structural biology.

http://metprot.lic.gorlaeus.net/sieg...al_Biology.ppt

The website of the LIC's protein chemistry department can be found here:

http://protchem.lic.gorlaeus.net/index.php?nav=home

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