Course Organizer: A. Edison
Course Description: 1-2 credit, Fall semester
This course is an introduction to modern NMR experiments and their application
to biological
problems. The class will provide an understanding of multidimensional
(2D, 3D, 4D) and multinuclear
(1H, 15N, 13C, .. ) NMR experiments. Emphasis will be placed on practical
applications of molecular
structure and dynamics determination, and extensive use will be made
of computer software
packages. In the lecture part of the course, students will learn the
principles underlying NMR
experiments as well as the basic tools to mathematically describe complex
NMR experiments. In the
laboratory part of the class, students will be trained to use modern
NMR instrumentation, data
processing, and data analysis. At the end of the laboratory students
will have enough training tobe
users of the NMR instrumentation in the UF Advanced Magnetic Resonance
Imaging and
Spectroscopy (AMRIS) facility.
15 hours of lectures on NMR spectroscopy
15 hour of lab/applications