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optimization of mixing time 3D NOESY experments

optimization of mixing time 3D NOESY experments

Could you please explain that how to optimize mixing time for 3D NOESY experiments for protein like C13 edit NOESY and N15 EDIT NOESY and i want keep spin diffusion as much as less ?

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