Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Core Facility
Requires user training
Our NMR core facility has a Bruker 400 MHz Avance NEO NanoBay spectrometer, a powerful analytical tool routinely used for structural biology research. Housed in the Department of Chemical Physiology & Biochemistry, room number LBRB 670, the spectrometer is equipped with a broadband iProbe.
Features include
- 24 - position Sample Case automation system.
- Broad band iProbe.
- Standard 1H/13C experiments (1D/2D) for monitoring reaction progress, checking purity, and determining molecular structure and concentration.
- Advanced 2D NMR experiments (COSY, HSQC, HMBC, DEPT, NOESY/ROESY) for further structural elucidation.
- Multi-nuclear NMR analysis (31P, 19F, 15N and other)
Wilmad Precision NMR tubes model numbers 527-PP-7 (7”) and 527-PP-8 (8”) are recommended as lower quality tubes not only result in poor spectra by introducing large spinning bands and bad line shape but also damage the probe.
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User training fee
User training is carried out by Tapasree Banerji.
OHSU/PSU/UO/OSU Other Academic Non-academic/Industrial $30/hour per research group $100/hour per person $300/hour per person User run fee
OHSU/PSU/UO/OSU Other Academic Non-academic/Industrial $12/hour $30/hour $100/hour