微量OVARC肽的1H NMR谱线归属

Serpin家族中的卵清蛋白,其反应中心肽段(OVARC,23肽)对应于卵清蛋白序列中343 位至366位残基. 建立在魔角旋转基础之上的Nano探头是一种全新的超微量探头. 本文运用魔角旋转微量检测新技术进行了有关2D NMR实验,完成了卵清蛋白反应中心肽段的¹H NMR 谱线归属.     

固体核磁共振研究蒙脱土的有机插层改性

以钠基蒙脱土和有机蒙脱土为研究对象,分别利用29Si魔角旋转核磁共振谱(29Si MAS NMR)、1H-29Si交叉极化/魔角旋转核磁共振谱(1H-29Si CP/MAS NMR)和1H魔角旋转核磁共振谱(1H MAS NMR)对蒙脱土的纯度、蒙脱土片层间的有机插层反应、有机-无机界面相互作用、蒙脱土界面硅原子的受限...     

精确测量慢魔角旋转条件下碳氢偶极谱

发展了精确测量二维固体魔角旋转条件下碳氢偶极谱的方法，用以分析固体高分子分子运动，并给出了全同立构聚丙烯的实验谱.     

肝脏肿瘤高分辨魔角旋转质子波谱分析

应用高分辨魔角旋转质子核磁共振波谱分析了正常肝脏（9例）、良性肿瘤（7例）及肝细胞癌（9例）代谢物变化. 半定量分析表明,肝细胞癌组织的甘氨酸、牛黄酸、胆碱、谷氨酸盐、丙氨酸、缬氨酸及乳酸明显高于正常对照和良性肝脏肿瘤组织. 实验结果表明肝细胞癌的代谢特征不同于正常肝脏和良性肝脏肿瘤. 不同肝脏组织的代谢改变可以通过高分辨魔角旋转质子核磁共振波谱检测.     

高分辨魔角旋转核磁共振技术（HR/MAS）在固相合成中的应用

使用微量探头分析了不同树脂、溶剂、温度对¹H NMR线宽的影响，并运用高分辨魔角旋转核磁共振技术跟踪固相载体上羟基氨基酸的糖基化反应. 该研究表明使用高分辨魔角旋转核磁共振探头可以快速、直接鉴定树脂上的产物，是固相合成中重要的分析工具.     

强场下煤的13C NMR谱

由强场静态¹³C煤谱可以获得与低场魔角旋转高分辨谱相同的fa,从而避免了样品的快速旋转的要求,同时得到了高灵敏度。     

质子化学位移各向异性的测量

测量质子化学位移各向异性（CSA）有助于表征分子结构与其动力学,但由于¹H-¹H同核偶极耦合相互作用很强及质子各向异性化学位移较小,测量质子化学位移各向异性仍具有巨大挑战,特别是对含有多种质子的生物大分子,如蛋白质.本文简要综述了测量质子化学位移各向异性的方法,包括同核去耦慢速魔角旋转方法、超快魔角旋转方法、对称重耦（RN_n^v）方法、xCSA方法以及量子化学计算方法.我们重点介绍了在高速魔角旋转条件下蛋白质氨基质子化学位移各向异性的测量及它们与氢键长度、蛋白质二级结构之间的关系.     

固态交叉极化魔角旋转NMR中的极化转移

在普通有机固体中,直接键合的S和I自旋之间的偶极相互作用强于SI_n基团和其它质子之间的I-I耦合。因此,SI_n子系统中的相互作用支配了交叉极化过程中的自旋动力学,在这一新概念的指引下,样品魔角旋转时极化转移的理论和技术有了飞跃发展,特别是,各种新技术涌现出来,以提高高速魔角旋转时极化转移的效率。这些新技术的共同特点是仅调制射频辐射的位相或幅度,而保持高速度的魔角旋转不变。一系列谱编辑方法也已发展起来,它能依据相连质子的个数,产生碳的4个子谱,即C,CH,CH₂和CH₃子谱,这个技术已被用于一组煤样,在煤的CPMAS谱中,4种类型的碳谱是完全互相交迭在一起的,该技术的应用,已取得了令人鼓舞的成果。     

SHA+脉冲序列用于g-C3N4样品15N-15N相关性的固体核磁共振研究

利用固体核磁共振实验研究了15N标记的g-C3N4样品中的15N-15N空间相关性,在高场和魔角旋转条件下对比两种不同的脉冲序列PDSD和SHA+的实验效果。发现当某个氮上连有质子的时候,脉冲序列SHA+比PDSD可以更好地检测15N原子间的极化转移。该研究可以为材料科学领域,特别是含氮掺杂的碳材料,提供一种有价值的研究方法。     

光学旋转回波的理论计算和实验观测

本文报道首次在红外区用Stark开关技术观测了光学旋转回波效应。光学旋转回波是光学章动的再现,具有较长的弛豫时间,可用来研究许多与弛豫过程有关的物理现象。由于采用了Stark开关技术和由微处理机控制的同步触发及数据截取系统,改善了实验条件,提供了理想的相移,得到了较好的结果。同时,推广了Bloch方程的普遍解,导出了光学旋转回波的精确表示式。最后指出了这一效应的一个重要用途。 关键词：     

A comparison of glycans and polyglycans using solid-state NMR and X-ray powder diffraction

Individual polyglycans and their corresponding monomers have been studied separately for several decades. Attention has focused primarily on the modifications of these polyglycans instead of the simple relationship between the polyglycans themselves and their corresponding monomers. Two polyglycans, chitin and chitosan, were examined along with their respective monomeric units, N-acetyl-D-glucosamine (GlcNAc) and (+)D-glucosamine (GlcN) using solid-state proton decoupling Magic Angle Turning (MAT) techniques and X-Ray Powder Diffraction (XRPD). A down-field shift in isotropic (13)C chemical shifts was observed for both polymers in Cross Polarization/Magic Angle Spinning (CP/MAS) spectra. An explanation of misleading peak assignments in previous NMR studies for these polyglycans was determined by comparing sideband patterns of the polymers with their corresponding monomers generated in a 2D FIve pi REplicated Magic Angle Turning (FIREMAT) experiment processed by Technique for Importing Greater Evolution Resolution (TIGER). Structural changes in the crystalline framework were supported by XRPD diffraction data.     

A comparison of glycans and polyglycans using solid-state NMR and X-ray powder diffraction

Individual polyglycans and their corresponding monomers have been studied separately for several decades. Attention has focused primarily on the modifications of these polyglycans instead of the simple relationship between the polyglycans themselves and their corresponding monomers. Two polyglycans, chitin and chitosan, were examined along with their respective monomeric units, N-acetyl-d-glucosamine (GlcNAc) and (+)d-glucosamine (GlcN) using solid-state proton decoupling Magic Angle Turning (MAT) techniques and X-Ray Powder Diffraction (XRPD). A down-field shift in isotropic ¹³C chemical shifts was observed for both polymers in Cross Polarization/Magic Angle Spinning (CP/MAS) spectra. An explanation of misleading peak assignments in previous NMR studies for these polyglycans was determined by comparing sideband patterns of the polymers with their corresponding monomers generated in a 2D FIve π REplicated Magic Angle Turning (FIREMAT) experiment processed by Technique for Importing Greater Evolution Resolution (TIGER). Structural changes in the crystalline framework were supported by XRPD diffraction data.     

Off-angle correlation spectroscopy applied to spin-1/2 and quadrupolar nuclei

A two-dimensional correlation experiment is described, in which homonuclear dipolar couplings are used to realize through-space magnetization exchange on spin-1/2 (³¹P) and on quadrupolar nuclei (²³Na and ¹¹B). In the detection period, Magic Angle Spinning is applied to enhance resolution, and the dipole couplings are re-introduced in the mixing period by spinning off the Magic Angle. The dependency of the exchange rates on the mixing time and the spinning angle is investigated. The influence of strong spin-locking during mixing is discussed, and shown in the spin-1/2 case to remove the dependence on chemical shift offset effects. For quadrupolar spins, the experiment yields information on the relative tensor orientations of the coupled quadrupoles. Applications to crystalline sodium aluminum diphosphate, sodium sulphite, and potassium borate glasses are shown.     

Radio-Audio frequencies excitation in solid-state Fotating Frame NMR

The modalities of the excitation in the Rotating Frame are described. The experimental set-up to reach a NMR pulse sequence in the Rotating Frame at Magic Angle is discussed. In particular the active damping to eliminate the low frequency ringing, which follows the Audio pulse excitation, is described in detail.     

CP MAS 13C spectral editing and relative quantitation of a soil sample

A hydrofluoric acid (HF)-treated soil sample was studied by 13C NMR spectroscopy. Cross polarization (CP) Magic Angle Spinning (MAS) 13C spectral editing and relative CP peak quantitation, obtained through variable-contact-time experiments, were used to aid the interpretation of the spectrum. The combination of these two types of experiment allowed to obtain a higher degree of detail on the composition of the sample with respect to a standard CP MAS experiment.     

Spin-spin interaction sensitivity in the indirect MARF imaging of polymers

This paper is mostly devoted to the presentation of the main experimental characteristics of the MARF (Magic Angle in the Rotating Frame) solid state imaging technique, as refined after the first preliminary and initial phases, the results of which are also summarized. The recent progress has made easier the experimental set-up and increased the whole sensitivity of the method as well as it has developed new possibilities for the introduction of NMR parameters sensitivity on the image, especially of polymers.     

The mechanism of conversion of Al2O3 to AlN via carbothermal synthesis

Aluminium nitride (AlN) powder has been produced through carbothermal synthesis of alumina (Al₂O₃) powder and carbon. TEM is used to identify the nano-sized AlN grains that initiate on the surface of the Al₂O₃ grains during the first stage of the carbothermal synthesis cycle and to characterize the final product. Magic Angle Spinning NMR is coupled with TEM to identify the reaction sequence for the formation of the AlN.     

CP/MAS 13C-NMR spectroscopy applied to structure and interaction studies on cellulose I

Solid-state Cross-Polarization Magic Angle Spinning Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (CP/MAS 13C-NMR) has been used to investigate the structure and interactions of cellulose I. The use of spectral fitting for the extraction of information from CP/MAS 13C-NMR spectra is reviewed and results obtained are discussed. Examples are shown where the method has been used to monitor the structural changes occurring in wood cellulose during kraft pulping. The effects observed on the cellulose and hemicelluloses are further investigated using a model system. Assignments of signal intensities originating from xylan-cellulose interactions are made.     

14N Polarization Inversion Spin Exchange at Magic Angle (PISEMA)

Polarization Inversion Spin Exchange at Magic Angle (PISEMA) is a powerful experiment for determining peptide orientation in uniformly aligned samples such as planar membranes. In this paper, we present (14)N-PISEMA experiment which correlates (14)N quadrupolar coupling and (14)N-(1)H dipolar coupling. (14)N-PISEMA enables the use of (14)N quadrupolar coupling tensor as an ultra sensitive probe for peptide orientation and can be carried out without the need of isotope enrichment. The experiment is based on selective spin-exchange between a proton and a single-quantum transition of (14)N spins. The spin-exchange dynamics is described and the experiment is demonstrated with a natural abundant N-acetyl valine crystal sample.