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Quantitative analysis of 2D EXSY NMR spectra of strongly coupled spin systems in transmembrane exchange

Solute translocation by membrane transport proteins is a vital biological process that can be tracked, on the sub-second timescale, using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). Fluorinated substrate analogues facilitate such studies because of high sensitivity of 19F NMR and absence of background signals. Accurate extraction of translocation rate constants requires precise quantification of NMR signal intensities. This becomes complicated in the presence of J-couplings, cross-correlations, and...

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