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800 MHz 4-channel instrument fully equipped for state-of-the-art solution state multidimensional experiments. Ideal for structure/function studies of large biomacromolecules or complexes. Installed in December 2005 (purchased under NIH RR High-End Instrumentation program, 1S10RR017269-01, T. C. Pochapsky, PI). Located in the Landsman Research Facility.
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600 MHz 4-channel instrument with waveform generators and the fourth channel dedicated to 2H. Primarily used for characterization of macromolecular structure and function. Installed in August 1999 (purchased under NSF MRI program, DBI9871130, T. C. Pochapsky, PI). Located in Edison-Lecks, Room 11.
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500 MHz 4-channel instrument with waveform generators and the fourth channel dedicated to 2H. Primarily used for characterization of macromolecular structure and function. Upgraded in December 1999 (magnet purchased with funds from NIH RR005840, A. Redfield, PI and spectrometer console purchased under NSF MRI program, DBI9871130, T. C. Pochapsky, PI). Located in Edison-Lecks, Room 11.
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400 MHz 2-channel instrument with a single waveform generator and z-axis gradient. The system is primarily used for organic samples and is set up for ease of use by non-experts. Installed in November 1997 (purchased with funds from NIH RR011266, B. Snider, PI). Located in Edison-Lecks, Room 11.
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