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Automation in 1JCH measurements from Pure Shift NMR experiments

2014-11-26Our Research, Seminarshomonuclear decoupling, java_applet, Jres, proton-carbon coupling constants, software_developmentPau

SeRMN seminar

  • Date: Thursday 27th November, 2014
  • Hour: 12 am
  • Location:  SeRMN,  Facultats de Ciències i Biociències, C2/-135
  • Speaker:  Dr. Pau Nolis, SeRMN

A preliminary version of an applet that performs the authomatic measurement of 1J(CH) couplings from homodecoupled iINEPT-Jres HSQC experiment will be presented.

j-automation 

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