The Small Molecule\u00a0NMR\u00a0Facility is currently comprised of five Bruker\u00a0NMR\u00a0spectrometers operating at 600, 500 and 400 (3).<\/p>\n \n
400 MHZ<\/h2>\n
The SC1 Small Molecule NMR Facility houses two 400 MHz instruments equipped with 9.4 Tesla magnets (See map below). The Perch spectrometer is equipped with a 3-channel Neo console and 64 position autosampler. The older Snook magnet is controlled by a 2-channel Bruker Neo Nanobay console. \u00a0Both spectrometers are equipped with 3-channel 5-mm broadband probes with tuning ranges on the “X” channel covering nuclei from 31P (161.89 MHz) to 107Ag (18.62 MHz).<\/p>\nAcknowledgement<\/em> \nThis instrumentation was supported by an NIH award. The use of the 400 MHz comes with an obligation to acknowledge that “Acquisition of the 400 MHz NMR spectrometer was supported by grant 1S10OD036222-01 from the National Institutes of Health”\n
A third 400 MHz spectrometer is located in MRB-IV 12440 and equipped with a 9.4 Tesla Bruker magnet controlled by an AVIII-HD console. \u00a0The NMR probe for this spectrometer is a BBFO probe.\u00a0 This spectrometer is also equipped with a 60 specimen Sample Express sample changer that runs 24\/7.<\/p>\n \n
500 MHz<\/h2>\n
The 500 MHz instrument is shared spectrometer with the Center for Structural Biology (CSB) NMR Facility. It is equipped with an 11.7 Tesla Oxford magnet which is controlled by a Bruker AVIII console. \u00a0The main NMR probe for this instrument is a 5mm Z-gradient broadband (BBFO) probe\u00a0with automatic tuning and matching capability (ATM) . \u00a0Other probe for this instrument is a 5mm QCI (1H\/19F, 31P, 13C, 15N) cryogenically cooled probe. This spectrometer is mainly used for the acquisition of standard one and two-dimensional (2D) experiments such as COSY, DQF-COSY, NOESY, TOCSY, HMQC and HMBC along with variable temperature experiments.<\/p>\n \n
600 MHz<\/h2>\n
The 600 MHz instrument is equipped with a 14.1 Tesla Bruker magnet which is controlled by a Bruker AV-II console. \u00a0The main NMR probe for this instrument is a 5mm Z-gradient TCI Cryo-probe which can observe 1H, 13C, and 15N and also comes with 30 and 120 mL removable flowcells. \u00a0This spectrometer is further equipped with a 24 specimen Sample Case sample changer along with a LC-SPE-NMR accessory which is capable of both SPE elution and direct LC-stop-flow experiments. \u00a0The LC accessory is an Agilent series 1200 while the SPE is a 96 well-plate Spark-Holland Prospekt 2. This spectrometer also has a Gilson liquid handler for the automatic loading of small volumes into 1.0, 1.7 and 3.0 mm NMR tubes. \u00a0This spectrometer is mainly used for LC-SPE-NMR experiments where acquisition of standard one and two-dimensional (2D) experiments such as COSY, DQF-COSY, NOESY, TOCSY, HMQC and HMBC are used to elucidated structures of small quantities of compounds.\u00a0\u00a0 We would like to acknowledge the National Institute of Health (NIH, grant award number S10 RR019022) for supplying funding to purchase this instrument and accessories.<\/p>\n \n
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