Publisher's Synopsis
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a powerful method to achieve molecular reasoning of biological systems and can be utilised to provide value information in the context of chemical biology.
This book covers the role of small molecules as tools in chemical biology, the latest advances in structure elucidation and the interactions between small molecules and biomolecules. NMR in Chemical Biology also highlights the latest approaches to determining the structure of lipids, proteins, glycans and nucleic acids, as well as NMR approaches to characterise complex protein dynamics in solution. A valuable resource for both established researchers and students, this book also provides examples of the application of NMR to tackle important problems at the interface between chemistry and biology.
