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NMR spectrum prediction:
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Disordered proteins:
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Format conversion & validation:
CCPN
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Protein disorder:
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lowering the temperature of the sample under the coalescence temperature (depends on the molecule) will give you more data, for example resolving temperature dependend J like N-H protons on amides.

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