ArticleJournal of biomolecular NMR2019
Artifacts can emerge in spectra recorded with even the simplest of pulse schemes: an HMQC case study.
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Abstract
With the development of sophisticated pulsed field gradient- and phase cycling-approaches for suppressing certain coherence transfer pathways and selecting for others it is sometimes easy to forget that the process is not flawless. In some cases artifacts can emerge because unwanted transfers are immune to the phase cycle or the application of gradients. We consider here a simple
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