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NMR spectra are obtained from Fourier transformation of the latter pti of a Hahn stimulated echo. The scqucnce is 90"-Ta-90"-qy-90"-T;i-digitize ~crsus TZ_ This isdemonstrated for transfer RN.4 in Hz0 usirg the scmisclecrbc 3 bt R pulse (90"-7p-900), developed by Plateau and Cueron in place of each 90" pulse. 20 correlation between "N and protons is obtained by applying 3 90ยฐ-rt-90" l5 N sequence during q and "N dccouplin,r whifc digitizing. The second Fourier transform is performed with respect to T~ after discarding the imaginary parts of the f=st transform. to obtain a real ZD map. Such a 2D spectrum has been obtained for 5 mM should be useful for studies of I5 N labeled macromo!ecules *5NII,CI and several other small molecules The sequence
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