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Diamond defects enable nanoscale nuclear magnetic resonance
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Understanding a protein's function is difficult if you don't know its structure. The standard tools of the trade, x-ray crystallography and bulk nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), work well for molecules that can be produced in macroscopic quantities ...
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