[ASAP] Identifying and Overcoming Artifacts in 1 H-Based Saturation Transfer NOE NMR Experiments

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[ASAP] Identifying and Overcoming Artifacts in 1 H-Based Saturation Transfer NOE NMR Experiments

[ASAP] Identifying and Overcoming Artifacts in 1 H-Based Saturation Transfer NOE NMR Experiments

J. Tassilo Gru?n, Jihyun Kim, Sundaresan Jayanthi, Adonis Lupulescu, E?riks Kupc?e, Harald Schwalbe, and Lucio Frydman

Journal of the American Chemical Society
DOI: 10.1021/jacs.2c13087

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society

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