Publication date: April 2014 Source:Journal of Magnetic Resonance, Volume 241
Author(s): Sven G. Hyberts , Haribabu Arthanari , Scott A. Robson , Gerhard Wagner
Multi-dimensional NMR spectra have traditionally been processed with the fast Fourier transformation (FFT). The availability of high field instruments, the complexity of spectra of large proteins, the narrow signal dispersion of some unstructured proteins, and the time needed to record the necessary increments in the indirect dimensions to exploit the resolution of the highfield instruments make this traditional approach unsatisfactory. New procedures need to be developed beyond uniform sampling of the indirect dimensions and reconstruction methods other than the straight FFT are necessary. Here we discuss approaches of non-uniform sampling (NUS) and suitable reconstruction methods. We expect that such methods will become standard for multi-dimensional NMR data acquisition with complex biological macromolecules and will dramatically enhance the power of modern biological NMR. Graphical abstract
Perspectives of hyperpolarized noble gas MRI beyond 3He
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Perspectives of hyperpolarized noble gas MRI beyond 3He
Lilburn, D.M.L., G.E. Pavlovskaya, and T. Meersmann, Perspectives of hyperpolarized noble gas MRI beyond 3He. J. Magn. Reson., 2013. 229(0): p. 173-186.
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