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. 2007 Jan 10;104(3):790–795. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0605911104

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Fig. 3. — Build-up curves for ¹³C¹³C spin diffusion. Experimental (symbols) and simulated (lines) cross-peak intensities are presented. (A) Intensities of diagonal peaks for C7¹ (●) and C7 (▴). (B) Cross-peaks C4/C3¹ (●) and C19/C20 (▴). (C) Cross-peaks C9/C3¹ (●) and C10/C7¹ (▴). (D) Cross-peaks C5/C2¹ (●) and C5/C20 (▴). (E) Experimental ¹³C¹³C distance map for r_j,k^eff calculated from the polarization-transfer matrix on the BChl c assembly. Carbons are arranged in the order of the y coordinate defined in Fig. 1A. The diameters of circles are inversely proportional to the distances as shown by examples.

Inline graphic — Build-up curves for ¹³C¹³C spin diffusion. Experimental (symbols) and simulated (lines) cross-peak intensities are presented. (A) Intensities of diagonal peaks for C7¹ (●) and C7 (▴). (B) Cross-peaks C4/C3¹ (●) and C19/C20 (▴). (C) Cross-peaks C9/C3¹ (●) and C10/C7¹ (▴). (D) Cross-peaks C5/C2¹ (●) and C5/C20 (▴). (E) Experimental ¹³C¹³C distance map for r_j,k^eff calculated from the polarization-transfer matrix on the BChl c assembly. Carbons are arranged in the order of the y coordinate defined in Fig. 1A. The diameters of circles are inversely proportional to the distances as shown by examples.