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Reply | Forward Message #1965 of 2007 |
Hi,
I have a question about using the scripts to get T1 and T2 from HSQC experiments.
I processed the fid from the first HSQC experiment. However, when I transferred the parameters in the ft2.com to the one used by proc.com, 90% of the peaks in the ft directory, after running the proc.com, are negative. Does anyone have any clues on what was wrong?

Thanks for any help in advance.

Simon
Fri Jul 10, 2009 8:13 pm

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Hi, I have a question about using the scripts to get T1 and T2 from HSQC experiments. I processed the fid from the first HSQC experiment. However, when I... 		simon sham
ssham44
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9:18 pm

Hi Simon ... You'll have to be a little more specific. What data is it that you are trying to process (your own data, or some demo data) ... And, show us the...
Frank Delaglio
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9:30 pm

Hi, In the relaxation analysis, if some of the peaks in the last few experiments shifted little bit, is there anyway to correct the intensities of those...
simon sham
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The "-series" mode of autoFit.tcl is a general-purpose tool for extracting evolution of peak intensity over a series of spectra. So, it is usually suitable...
Frank Delaglio
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Frank, THanks for the information! Best, Simon ... From: Frank Delaglio <delaglio@...> Subject: Re: [nmrpipe] Relaxation Analysis To:...
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