Nitrogen is widely distributed in biological systems is often directly involved in biochemical processes interest. Nitrogen-15 nuclear magnetic resonance (^(15)N NMR) spectroscopy is, therefore, potentially a very technique for the study of biological systems. the last several years, a number of exciting, ^(15)N NMR studies of biomolecules have been , and this review will describe several of these three areas of biochemistry: (1) proteins including enzymes and hemoproteins, (2) nucleic acids nucleotide bases and their interactions in base and drug binding, and (3) in vivo metabolism cellular dynamics in intact microorganisms and .
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