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2D NMR: Assignments & Applications

• Magnitude of J coupling is dictated by torsion angles between two coupling nuclei given by the Karplus equation J = A + BCosθ+ CCos2 ... 89 residues, MW~10.3kD NMR of Biomolecules. Structure Determination Strategy for Polypeptides

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