Among fragment-finding
techniques, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) ranks near the top. Protein-detected methods, like HSQC/HMQC-based
SAR by NMR, helped usher in fragment-based drug discovery as a practical
endeavor. More recently, ligand-detected methods such as line broadening (or
CPMG), STD, and WaterLOGSY appear to have gained the edge. There are also more
boutique methods, such as ILOE and spin labeling. And of course, some people
proudly embrace their fluorine fetishism.
So what’s your favorite flavor?
Now's your chance to weigh in on our latest poll (on the right). The first
question asks whether you use NMR, and the second asks which methods you use.
PLEASE ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS - the free version of Polldaddy doesn't track
individuals, so we need the answer to the first question to know the
total number of respondents.
And, as always, your comments are
welcome.
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