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Strip plots with HNCA and HNCO

Strip plots with HNCA and HNCO

Hi, when I use the sp command with HNCO (and HNCACO) and HNCA (and HNCOCA) the strips are not contiguous since the C13 chemical shifts are very different. Is

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