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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core
Nuclear magnetic resonance, known as NMR, uses the magnetic properties of certain nuclei to study molecular structure. A wide variety of information can be gathered using NMR including protein and nuclei acid structure and function. At present, Scripps Florida has two nuclear magnetic resonance instruments. The two machines run 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. By connecting one of these highly sensitive instruments to the Internet via a proprietary Scripps Florida server, scientists can access the data produced from their office or the laboratory.
NMR spectroscopy, one of the most widely used types of nuclear magnetic resonance, is used to study the physical, chemical, and biological properties of matter.
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