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Protein NMR Spectroscopy, Second Edition: Principles and Practice

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This is the new standard for Protein NMR spectroscopists (the old one being Ernst). Everyone I've met who uses NMR in biology has nothing but praise for this book. It's not a perfect book and has some weakness, especially in the modelling portions. The math derivations are clear but the authors do not connect back to the physical phenomenon. I would recommend keeping a QM book nearby as a reference. However, this book is well written overall and very complete. Highly recommended!

Book is good and comprehensive it has some problems with typeos like mixed or missig indexes in equations, but otherwise its fine. It is not intended as an introductory book beginers are advised to avoid using this book unless they have good background in quantum and statistical physics

It is really a good book in protein NMR.
and give out a complete set of the basic of NMR principle
Some tiny mistakes, can be a handbook for protein structure analysis.

This book is very usefull and deserves for even more than only five stars.

People who start they adventure with the protein NMR spectroscopy should learn from the old Wuthrich's book first, which was published in 1986. Beginner should not start his adventure with the protein NMR spectroscopy from working with the multidimentional spectra only. In my opinion man should properly understand 2D NMR spectroscopy of different biomolecules first.

Highly recommended book!

I have been reading this book for a while and decided to buy it. I am satisfied with the vendor, it arrived in good condition and fairly on time.