Biochemistry 900 (905): Advanced Topics in Biochemistry
Bio-Macromolecular NMR spectroscopy, 3 cl. Call # 22112-9
Spring Quarter 2009, MW 9:00-10:18 am, 668 BioSci
Instructors: M. Foster (foster.281), J. Wu (wu.473@osu.edu)
Description: This course, aimed at graduate students and advanced undergraduates, will emphasize the application of NMR spectroscopy to biochemical problems and structural biology. The fundamentals of NMR spectroscopy will be described qualitatively, relying on the vector model and product operators to describe evolution of magnetization; thus, no background in quantum mechanics or matrix algebra is required. Grades will be assigned based on homework exercises, one take-home exam and a special topics presentation.
Syllabus:
Text: Rule & Hitchens, Fundamentals of Protein NMR Spectroscopy, 2006, Springer [$85]
Other texts:
Cavanagh et al., Protein NMR Spectroscopy 2006, Elsevier/Academic Press [$80 from Amazon]
Teng, Structural Biology; Practical NMR Applications, (2005) [$90, Springer]
Keeler, Understanding NMR, 2005, Wiley [$50]
Pochapsky & Pochapsky, NMR for Physical and Biological Scientists (2006) [$83, Garland]
Downing, Protein NMR Techniques, 2nd Ed., (Methods in Molecular Biology, v. 278, 2004) [$115, Humana Press]
Hore et al., NMR: The Toolkit (2000) [$25, Oxford University Press]
Levitt , Spin Dynamics (2001) [$85, Wiley]