The nuclear magnetic resonance has become a powerful means of studying biological metabolism in non-invasive and non-destructive way. Being used to study the metabolic processes of living system in normal physiological conditions as well as in molecular level
the method is better than other conventional approaches.
Using important parameters such as NMR-chemical shifts
longitudinal relaxation time and transverse relaxation time
it is possible to probe the metabolic processes as well as conformation
concentration
transportation and distribution of reacting and resulting substances. The NMR spectroscopy of
1
H
31
P and
13
C nuclei has already been widely used in metabolic researches.
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