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Hydrogen exchange pulse labeling

Deng, Y, Zhang, Z., Smith, D.L. (1999) Comparison of continuous and pulsed labeling amide hydrogen exchange/mass spectrometry for studies of protein dynamics. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 10 (8), 675-684. [Pg.34]

Hydrogen Exchange Mass Spectrometry of Proteins 5.4.1 Millisecond Pulse Labeling for Protein Folding... [Pg.80]

A simple example is the H exchange in an T] -alkene metal hydride. The NMR experiment may be done by labeling either the hydride or alkene hydrogens, and this leads to different relationships between the NMR rate constant and the rate constant for the H shift. The labeling might be done by isotope substitution or by selective spin saturation or inversion in a pulsed NMR experiment. [Pg.437]

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