Fig. 3: Schematic explaining disappearance of isoleucine and leucine peaks when the constant-time duration is set to T = 3/(2 1JCC). | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Schematic explaining disappearance of isoleucine and leucine peaks when the constant-time duration is set to T = 3/(2 1JCC).

From: Nearest-neighbor NMR spectroscopy: categorizing spectral peaks by their adjacent nuclei

Fig. 3

The simulation shows the transverse projection of the 13CH3 Leu (red), Val (blue) magnetization vector, with arrows showing the sense of rotation with respect to the intrinsic chemical shift frequency. The resulting 13CH3-x magnetization for Leu (red), Val (blue, dashed) are shown below. The constant-time evolution period T is set to 42 ms (3/(2 1JCC)). The shaped pulse at the T/2 selectively decouples CγVal from CβVal, resulting in the appearance of the valine peaks. The disappearance of isoleucine and leucine peaks in the spectrum is due to the cancelling out of the anti-phase term arising because of the 13C–13C spin coupling.

Back to article page