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Ultra-High Resolution Solid-State NMR for High Molecular Weight Proteins on GHz-Class Spectrometers.
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Abstract
NMR spectroscopy is a powerful technique with broad impact across the physical and life sciences, and ultra-high field, GHz-class NMR spectrometers offer exceptional overall performance including superior resolution and sensitivity. While the resolution is fundamentally limited by molecular tumbling for solution NMR, solid-state NMR (SSNMR) is constrained only by instrumentation, making it well-suited for studying large and complex systems. To fully leverage UHF magnets for magic-angle-spinning SSNMR, it is essential to eliminate linebroadening arising from magnetic field drift and couplings among the nuclear spins. We address these challenges using an external Teaser: Ultra-high field NMR enables scientists to observe the finest details of large biomolecules, and this study overcomes key challenges to achieve a new benchmark for resolution in solid-state NMR of high molecular weight proteins.
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