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Default 1D NOESY with selective excitation and water suppression

1D NOESY with selective excitation and water suppression

Hi,

I am trying to collect 1D NOESY spectrum of a small protein in 90% H2O with selective excitation so I could follow a few NOEs without running a whole 2D experiment. Is there any sequence in Varian BioPack that I could use for that? I cannot achieve water suppression with the standard 'Noesy1D' sequence and all the other seem to not allow to selectively irradiate only one peak. Maybe it is just a matter of right parameters but I don't know how to set them properly - if so I will appreciate any advice.

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