Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Core

COVID-19 UPDATE:

Research Resources Center (RRC) cores are back on campus to provide services and access to shared equipment (when possible), there are new guidelines issued by each core due to COVID19. Please reference each core’s new user guidelines before requesting services, projects, or scheduling equipment. All questions or inquiries must be sent by email to respective core.

Overview of Services

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core facility is located in the Center for Structural Biology (CfSB) Building in a huge magnet hall optimally house a Bruker Avance III 600 MHz Spectrometer witha 13C DCH cryoprobe and a sample changer. The NMR Facility and staff are available for research support to investigators who want to use NMR for structural elucidation of small molecules and for the study of chemical and biological reactions. Assistance in the design of experiments and spectral analysis is available upon request. Hands-on training is available for long term users who want to have full access to the instrument, as well as assisted runs by a staff are offered to investigators who occasionally need to use core instrument.

Leadership

Hyun Lee, PhD ǀ Director Protein over-expression & purification (25 years, 1998-present) SPR (23 years, 2001-present), ITC (6 years), CD (6 years) Biochemical/biophysical (protease, kinase, TSA, FP, and so on) assays (16 years, 2008-present) X-ray crystallography (~10 years, on and off during 2006-present) Protein NMR (8 years, 1998-1999, 2001-2007)  Small molecule NMR (2 years, 2022-present)                  https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2570-8120

Val Yu, PhD ǀ Research Specialist Protein expression & purification SPR, BLI, ITC, ELISA DSC, DLS, SEC-MALS X-ray crystallography NMR https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3855-5469

Location and Hours

Links and Resources

1. Getting Started Help Site

Contacts