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Carlos Cobas has written this article about NMR analysis on mobiles devices in collaboration with Isaac Iglesias and Felipe Seoane.

Title: Supporting information- Oxa, Thia, Heterocycle and Carborane Analogs of SQ109: Bacterial and Protozoal Cell Growth Inhibitors Authors: Kai Li, Yang Wang, Gyongseon Yang, Sooyoung Byun, […]

Title: Oxa, Thia, Heterocycle, and Carborane Analogues of SQ109: Bacterial and Protozoal Cell Growth Inhibitors Authors: Kai Li, Yang Wang, Gyongseon Yang, Sooyoung Byun, Guodong Rao, […]

Origenis – Mestrelab Press Release, worldwide distribution Munich, Germany – 13 April 2015 – The Spanish scientific software company Mestrelab Research SL and the German Biotechnology […]

Title: The Value and Practice of NMR in Process Development Authors: Mike Bernstein, VP R&D, Mestrelab Research Date: 03/27/2015 Download Link: NMR-RM-talk_Bernstein.pdf   Mike Bernstein, VP […]

It is quite common for NMR peaks or multiplets to move position (chemical shift) through the course of an arrayed experiment. Sometimes this may be undesired […]

It is necessary to show that the active content in the dosage form of drugs is within a certain narrow range of the label claim.

Spectroscopic methods – of which nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is one of the most vital players – have almost entirely replaced those old “wet chemistry”-based approaches and the art has become a science.

Checking for any inconsistencies in your results:

The alert set-up is an important SMA feature that can be configured to give you feed-back when it does not find the multiplets you specify and expect. We call these “Alerts”.

From the “Experiment” panel, you can configure SMA in terms of the alerts it may show.