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2D ROESY-NMR with ~0 peak intensity

2D ROESY-NMR with ~0 peak intensity

I have been trying to elucidate the 3D structure of oxidized glutathione (M.Wt= 612.63 g/mol) with the help of roesy distance restrains. However, the intensity of roesy peaks is coming out to be 0.Instrument: Bruker Avance II (2005 model) spectrometer. operating frequency: 400 MHz Molar concentration of GSSG= 200mM, pH=7.4Mixing time= 600msecRelaxation delay= 3 Secprocessor= ACD/NMR processorPlease give some suggestions to avail appropriate peak intensity.

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