J. Briand et Ow. Sorensen, SIMULTANEOUS AND INDEPENDENT ROTATIONS WITH ARBITRARY FLIP ANGLES ANDPHASES FOR I, IS-ALPHA, AND IS-BETA SPIN SYSTEMS, Journal of magnetic resonance (San Diego, Calif. 1997 : Print), 135(1), 1998, pp. 44-49
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Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical","Biochemical Research Methods
A new pulse sequence element for simultaneous and independent rotation
s with arbitrary flip angles and phases for isolated I, ISalpha, and I
Sbeta resonances without the use of selective radiofrequency pulses is
introduced and experimentally demonstrated. S is a directly attached
heteronucleus either at natural abundance or isotopically enriched. Th
is pulse sequence element, dubbed TIG-BIRD (triselective independent g
yrations BIRD), generalizes earlier elements like BIRD, TANGO, BANGO,
and BIG-BIRD, the latter of which allows for arbitrary selection of hi
p angles and phases for I and IS spin systems without discriminating b
etween ISalpha and ISbeta resonances. For ISalpha and ISbeta spin syst
ems it also generalizes the spin-state-selective excitation ((SE)-E-3)
element selectively exciting only one of the ISalpha or ISbeta resona
nces. TIG-BIRD is a nonselective addition to the NMR toolkit which eff
ects the equivalent of three independent selective rotations for I, IS
alpha, and ISbeta resonances. (C) 1998 Academic Press.