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Default peak missing in nh hsqc protein nmr

peak missing in nh hsqc protein nmr

Dear NMR wikiers

iam assigning 95 aminoacid residue protein . i can see 76 cross peaks in hsqc on 700 vnmr cryob . still some peaks are missing . i tried at modified ph conditions , buffer ionic strength and d2o percentage ( 5 to 10 percent ).but no significant improvement

is their any experment to get best number of cross peaks in hsqc ?



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