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Small molecule drug development, molecular

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is, next to X-ray diffraction, the most important method to elucidate molecular structures of small molecules up to large bio macromolecules. It is used as a routine method in every chemical laboratory and it is not the aim of this article to give a comprehensive review about NMR in structural analysis. We will concentrate here on liquid-state applications with respect to drugs or drug-like molecules to emphasize techniques for conformational analysis including recent developments in the field. [Pg.208]

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