Hi,
You can try:
1) Multinuclear NMR. Edited by Joan Mason. Plenum Press. 1987
2) Physiological NMR Spectroscopy: From Isolated Cells to Man. Annals of
the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol. 508, 1987.
Hope this helps,
Edward
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Robert Wiseman wrote:
>
> AMMRLers-
>
> We have been working with a small cell bioreactor doing phosphorus NMR to
> detect chemical potential changes arising from glucose challenges. We
> have done some extracts and found many resonances in the sugar phosphate
> regions that do not correspond with what we expected. These are likely
> glycolytic intermediates I suspect. I have been looking for a good
> reference (book or manuscript) that describes the chemical shift positions
> of biologically active phosphorus compounds at pH ranges from 6.9-7.1. I
> recall a book in the mid to late 80's that had a chapter dedicated to this
> that included every biologically active phosphate compound, its chemical
> shift and the pKa if it was an ionizable compound. I do not recall the
> reference and have been unable to locate the book, does anyone recall this
> chapter?
>
> Any recommendation for a decent paper would also be quite helpful. I have
> found references for phosphorus compounds in general, even some web
> sources, but specific glycolytic intermediates were not listed.
> Thanks
>
>
>
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