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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14723-5s environment. These “paramagnetic probes” can be used to study structural transitions in proteins, which are very important phenomena which are currently poorly understood. By labelling an appropriately selected site, it is possible, for example, to monitor conformational changes in an enzyme induc

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Kinetik des Massenpunktsystems,techniques is around 10. s. Time resolved techniques based on in situ generation of species, direct detection and repeating the experiment for several values of the magnetic field can reduce this to 10. s. These techniques are used in particular to study photochemical reactions. The shape and intens