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Theory and practice for studies for peptides by 15N nuclear magnetic resonance at natural abundance: gramicidin S

G E Hawkes, E W Randall, C H Bradley

    Nature
    |October 30, 1975
    PubMed

    Abstract:

    The low-abundance isotope of nitrogen, 15N, is now accessible to study by the latest high resolution nuclear magnetic resonance techniques. Structure and motion in polypeptides of moderate size may now be usefully investigated in this way.

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