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RNA/DNA-related NMR- and/or MS-based Research

Solid State Triple Resonance MAS Probe (HXY/HCN)

AutoMAS Solids Probe (3.2mm)

Tripling NMR sensitivity within the budget

Pulsed-field-gradient (PFG) NMR techniques have been used for many years to measure diffusion and other molecular motion in liquids and solids, and interest in various applications continues to grow.  PFG techniques are used to study the mobility of molecules, the structure of materials (porous systems, polymers, electrolytes, food and more) and to characterize mixtures. Free and restricted diffusion and translational motio…

The MicWB40 probe has been developed for micro-imaging of small objects (max. diam. 30 mm) in wide bore magnets (89 mm ID). The probe has an outer diameter of 40 mm and fits into the separate Micro2.5 gradient system. The MicWB40 is assembled from separate modular components: Probe body Exchangeable radio frequency (rf) inserts Variable temperature kit Animal bed Sample holders The probe can be configured…

The micro-imaging probe Micro 5 has been developed for applications with standard bore magnets (52 mm ID) for the investigation of small objects with diameters of Applications The Micro 5 probe is typically used to study mineral or geologic samples, polymers, tablet dissolution kinetics, plants and seeds, bone or tissue biopsy samples, and small insects. Gradient System Bruker’s Streamline gradient technology provides…

NMR Microscopy systems are used in so many different fields of research, in physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, medicine, food technology, materials science, chemical engineering and others. The NMR-specific properties of the objects are visualized as multidimensional images. Translational motion can be observed and spectroscopic information can be spatially resolved. NMR Microscopy systems provide optimal object handli…

Increase your sensitivity without sample modification

The ROYAL HFX Probe is the world's first liquid NMR probe with the capability to switch between single tune and dual tune modes on the high frequency coil without compromising performance. The probe can be used with routine 2-channel spectrometers or with a 3-channel system for expanded capabilities.