Low-conductivity buffers for magnetic resonance measurements

Details Low-conductivity buffers for magnetic resonance measurements Low-conductivity buffers for magnetic resonance measurements

2005-10-25

2005-10-25

Gakh, Yelena G. (Department: 1743)

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing

Nuclear magnetic resonance, electron spin resonance or other...

C436S008000, C436S163000

Reexamination Certificate

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06958244

ABSTRACT:
An NMR buffer is particularly useful for biomolecules that require a certain amount of salt in the buffer solution. A primary buffer component and a titrating component are selected based on low ion mobility. These selections allow for a lower conductivity buffer without reducing the salt content. As such, a higher sensitivity experiment results.

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