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Accordion-optimized methods

The available accordion-optimized long-range heteronuclear shift correlation experiments were surveyed in a recent chapter. No novel accordion-optimized methods have been reported, but following the author s initial report on the advantages of using the IMPEACH-MBC sequence for long-range studies, Kline and Cheatham have... [Pg.5]

Accordion-optimized direct heteronuclear shift correlation methods 40... [Pg.37]

In 2001, Meissner and Sprensen described methods for the measurement of Jhh anO "Jch couplings employing the broadband excitation approach (see Section 3.3.7) with the report of the broadband XLOC and broadband J-HMBC experiments, respectively. In a further extension of the idea of accordion optimization, Williamson ef reported the development of the J-IMPEACH-MBC pulse sequence. This approach is similar to the EXSIDE experiment previously described by Krishnamurthy and the J-resolved HMBC experiments of Furihata and Seto"- in its use of J-scaling to render small, long-range heteronuclear couplings conveniently measurable. Finally, Williamson e/ also described a new method, G-BIRDr-HSQMBC, that was reported in their survey of the available methods. [Pg.87]

Accordion-optimized Long-range Heteronuclear Shift Correlation Methods. [Pg.244]

The idea of accordion-optimization is by no means new [143]. The idea of applying this method to the optimization of the long-range delay of HMBC-type experiments, however, was only reported in 1998 by Wagner and Berger [144] in their description of the ACGORD-HMBC experiment. The ACCORD-HMBG pulse... [Pg.244]


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