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Introduction
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Quelques bases expérimentales
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Méthologies basées sur la RMN des ligands
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NMR Automation
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Méthologies basées sur la RMN des récepteurs
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Interactions protéines-protéines, hydrodynamique
des récepteurs
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15N1H Spin Relaxation of Poplar Prx-D
Biochemistry (2004) in the press
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Peroxiredoxin family has different types of
quaternary structures
Biochemistry (2004) in the press
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Spin Relaxation Analysis in Terms of
Rotation-Diffusion
RotDiff (Walker, 2004)
Inertia (X-ray model)
HydroNMR (De la Torres, 2000)
O. W.
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Homodimer type validation using HydroNMR
Biochemistry (2004) in the press
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Recent and Future Technical Advances in NMR

• The sensitivity, which also improves at high and
  very high fields, is gained by factor 2 to 3
  using the cryo-probe technology
• Basically biomolecular NMR will not require
  anymore 500 or 200 ?l of 1 mM (35 mg/ml at 35
  kDa!!) sample, but less than 100 ?M solutions.
• Microsensors in NMR probes used in LC-NMR or
   hyphenated  technics, already require only 3
  to 1,5 ?l samples.