Protein NMR - using 1D, 2D and 3D experiments to solve structure

In this video, I will talk briefly about how solution NMR can be used to solve the structure of a protein molecule.

[@avinashpatel4549]

Very helpful. Please keep making these informational videos. Well done

[@Vadovelis8klasei]

Very nice. Thanks for the help!

[@kdnanu]

Nice information. Please explain the same with example spectra.

[@nope4528]

i finally understand the concept lol....thankyou

[@shubhrasachan2898]

your presentation was nice but you should work on your microphone, volume was too low.

[@Traemonies]

this was very helpful, do you have any explanations on assignments

[@Bart_Allen_YT]

Check out the CCP-NMR page.

[@dipayanchakraborty8998]

What is c alpha secondary shift

[@dipayanchakraborty8998]

What is CSI index of hydrogen

[@hoho459]

great explenation!
Why is the proton more sensitive than the nitrogen?

[@Bart_Allen_YT]

It has to do with the gyromagnetic ratio of 1H and how it is more powerful than 14N. It is also for this reason that people isotopically label their Nitrogen (15N).

[@parthsharma6079]

can you please improve your sound quality

[@franzjosef7388]

Stop at first slide! Only gg nuclei have spin=0; But protons=neutrons do not have spin 0 ! Example N-14, what really does have a gyromagn. ratio....