Laboratory exercise identifies amino acids using low-field NMR in biochemistry education, suggesting effective teaching methods.
Low-field NMR is an inexpensive tool that can be used in teaching laboratories to illustrate fundamentals involved in obtaining and interpreting NMR spectra. In this exercise, a number of amino acids are identified from information provided in 1-D proton, COSY, and DEPT spectra. This laboratory exercise can be used in an undergraduate course in biochemistry or instrumental methods.
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