Hello, I just wanted to comment that I have recently seen unusual artefacts being generated when using back prediction in a similar fashion. I have not yet had
[NMRpipe Yahoo group] 13C-NOESYHSQC and Back-prediction
13C-NOESYHSQC and Back-prediction
Hi all, I have a 13C NOESYHSQC dataset acquired with no half-dwell delay (i.e. f1180=n on Varian) and am trying to back-predict the first two points in 13C to
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03-31-2012 03:31 AM
[Ryan's blog] Back to Reality #1- LC/MS vs. NMR
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Back to Reality #1- LC/MS vs. NMR
Reality #1: LC/MS has become the primary analytical check for the medicinal chemist. I Love NMR, but it's the reality So how did we get here? Clearly there a lot of reasons, but one of my hypotheses is based on...
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[NMR software blog] Routine Prediction
Routine Prediction
Not everybody remembers how easy it is and how effective it can be to add (or correct) a few points at the beginning of the FID. Two years ago I explained how Linear Prediction works and how we can extrapolate the FID in both directions. This time I will show a simple practical application.
I have observed that, in recent years, C-13 spectra acquired on Varian instruments require a much-larger-then-it-used-to-be phase correction. When I say correction, I mean first-order phase correction, because the zero-order correction is merely a different way of representing the...
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[NMRpipe Yahoo group] back command in nmrpipe
back command in nmrpipe
Hi, Does anyone know what is the command for going back to previous step in nmrpipe means lets say I have a time domain data and I did ft of that then I did
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11-22-2010 06:55 AM
[NMR analysis blog] Back in the blogosphere
Back in the blogosphere
After a 3 month-long hiatus, I'm back in the blogosphere. I’ve been travelling and working very hard on several exciting projects, but my entries have consequently suffered.
Although my workload has not decreased, I am not planning to travel for the next few weeks. Hopefully I will manage to blog on a more regular basis from now on, especially now that there are many things we have been working on lately that I hope will be of interest to the NMR community.
For now, I’d just like to point out a very interesting blog entry written by my friend Stan on his...
Prediction of protein stability after mutation
If you want to make a mutation in your protein to make it behave better in NMR tube, you may consider predicting the change of protein stability and function upon the mutation...it may help to prevent months of wasted time.
Check these web servers: StabilityI-Mutant 2.0
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Re: 13C-NOESYHSQC and Back-prediction
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