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. 2018 Mar 15;115(14):E3126–E3134. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1722042115

Table 2.

Cross-peak data from 2D IR spectra

Sample ωexc,1 ωdet,1 I1 ωexc,2 ωdet,2 I2
apo 1,593 1,633 0.30 1,613 1,642 0.31
Ca2+ 1,597 1,637 0.44 1,614 1,641 0.64
La3+ 1,596 1,633 0.22 1,613 1,644 0.20
Tb3+ 1,597 1,633 0.26 1,613 1,643 0.28

Each spectrum contains two cross-peaks, the lower-frequency of which is subscripted “1” and the higher-frequency of which is subscripted “2”. Parameters included for each pair of cross-peaks: I, the normalized peak intensity of the cross-peak relative to the strongest feature in the spectrum; ωdet, the detection frequency at which the peaks appear (cm−1); ωexc, the excitation frequency at which the cross-peak appears (cm−1). No cross-peaks were visible in the Lu3+ spectrum.