Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
600 MHz, Bruker’s Avance Neo Technology
This state of the art instrument is highly significant to:
- Elucidate the structure of small organic molecules to facilitate organic synthesis or discovery of new organic molecules from natural sources of any scientific and biological significance
- Obtain the structural information of bio-macromolecules such as proteins, glycans, nucleic acids and fatty acids in connection to answer a diverse range of biological questions
- Analyze molecular interactions to understand molecular recognition phenomena
- Metabolic profiling of biological samples as part of metabolomics
Specifications
TXI probe for a diverse range of experiments including 3D triple and double resonance, 2D homo and heteronuclear and 1D 1H and 13C experiments. Broadband probe to detect different types of nuclei such as 19F and 31P in addition to 1H and 13C
Research Highlights
NMR Core Team
Dr. Muhammad Saeed
muhammad.saeed@lums.edu.pk
Dr. Rahman Shah Zaib Saleem
rahman.saleem@lums.edu.pk
Dr. Ghayoor Abbas Chotana
ghayoor.abbas@lums.edu.pk
Dr. Sabieh Anwar
sabieh@lums.edu.pk
Contact
Dr. Adil Raees
NMR Manager
adil.raees@lums.edu.pk