Bruker Introduces Novel NMR Scientific Capabilities for Structural Biology Discoveries in Membrane Proteins and Protein Aggregates
Bruker Corporation (Nasdaq: BRKR), the leading provider of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy solutions, announces the introduction of novel high-resolution solid-state NMR scientific capabilities that can enable unprecedented structural biology discoveries in large proteins, membrane proteins and in protein aggregates.
- Bruker Corporation (Nasdaq: BRKR), the leading provider of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy solutions, announces the introduction of novel high-resolution solid-state NMR scientific capabilities that can enable unprecedented structural biology discoveries in large proteins, membrane proteins and in protein aggregates.
- Featuring a 160 kHz Magic Angle Spinning (MAS) system, it takes high-resolution MAS and proton detection on solid biological samples to the next level, enabling new scientific discoveries.
- The dramatically enhanced 1H-NMR resolution and enhanced T2' times make 160 kHz MAS suitable for the study of large proteins, membrane proteins and protein aggregates.
- In addition, a 160 kHz MAS probe is now installed on the 1.0 GHz NMR at CNRS Lyon, where it expands the scientific capabilities of biological solid-state research.