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Liebeke et al., 2013 - Google Patents

Combining spectral ordering with peak fitting for one-dimensional NMR quantitative metabolomics

Liebeke et al., 2013

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16479754722473877117
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Liebeke M
Hao J
Ebbels T
Bundy J
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Analytical chemistry

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One-dimensional 1H NMR spectra are widely used for metabolic profiling. Such data sets often contain hundreds or thousands of spectra, which typically have variation in their sample chemistry, which leads to chemical shift variation “positional noise”. This is a severe …
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