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.
User training fee
User training is carried out by Tapasree Banerji.
OHSU/PSU/UO/OSU | Other Academic | Non-academic/Industrial |
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$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 |
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$12/hour | $30/hour | $100/hour |