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There are two common types of NMR sample tubes used in protein NMR - regular and Shigemi | There are two common types of NMR sample tubes used in protein NMR - regular and Shigemi | ||
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== Regular NMR tubes == | |||
Regular NMR tubes come in various geometries, mainly differeing in outer diameter and wall thickness. | |||
== Shigemi NMR tubes == | |||
Shigemi NMR tubes are designed for work with small sample volumes. They are sold in sets of two parts, a tube and an insert (also called plunger). | |||
== Capillary tubes == | |||
== External links == | |||
[[http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5831434.html]] | |||
Revision as of 20:44, 3 November 2009
There are two common types of NMR sample tubes used in protein NMR - regular and Shigemi
Regular NMR tubes
Regular NMR tubes come in various geometries, mainly differeing in outer diameter and wall thickness.
Shigemi NMR tubes
Shigemi NMR tubes are designed for work with small sample volumes. They are sold in sets of two parts, a tube and an insert (also called plunger).
Capillary tubes
External links
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