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2D pulse sequences for NMR of protein/peptide complexes?

Hello, I am looking for some 15N/13C-filtered 2D NOESY and 2D TOCSY pulse sequences to run on a Varian 600. Does anyone have any ideas where I would get some tried and tested pulse sequence input files?



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