NMR paper Protein backbone structure determination using RDC: An inverse kinematics approach with fast and exact solutions

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[NMR paper] Protein backbone structure determination using RDC: An inverse kinematics approach with fast and exact solutions

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Methyl S2

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Shiftx2

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Proshift

PPM

CheShift-2- Cα

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Poulsen_rc_CS

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Protein backbone structure determination using RDC: An inverse kinematics approach with fast and exact solutions

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Protein backbone structure determination using RDC: An inverse kinematics approach with fast and exact solutions

International Journal of Quantum Chemistry (2013). Volume: 113, Issue: 8. Pages: 1095-1106. Sotirios I. Pantos, Ekaterini Tiligada et al.

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