Titlebook: Calcium-Binding Protein Protocols; Volume 2: Methods an Hans J. Vogel Book 2002 Humana Press 2002

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32776-0mainly to paramagnetic ions that mimic calcium (Mn[II] and the lanthanides) and to spin labeling of protein amino acid residues. Although the “proper” name of the technique should be electron magnetic resonance (EMR) to correlate with the NMR technique, this term has never been internationally adopt

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Beschreibung neuerer Kraftwerke,rotein. For calcium-binding proteins, the NMR active isotope .Ca is a quadrupolar (I = 7/2) nucleus that produces broad peaks when bound to a protein (.–.) Although much useful information can be gleaned from studies of this nucleus (.,.), it is impossible to resolve the signals for individual calci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25268-0 and their interactions with calcium ions. Therefore, it is even more important to exploit the few possibilities for spectroscopy that are available. The most abundant calcium isotope, .Ca, has a spin quantum number I = 0 and is therefore not observable by NMR. However, .Ca has I = 7/2 and is in pri

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