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Characterization methods: Probing proteins with diamond defects - Nature.com

Characterization methods: Probing proteins with diamond defects - Nature.com

Characterization methods: Probing proteins with diamond defects
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Now, Mikhail Lukin, Hongkun Park and co-workers at Harvard University show that they can create NV centres with sufficient sensitivity to detect individual proton spins, which enables the analysis of individual protein molecules with NMR spectroscopy.

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