Facility Details

The Rockefeller University maintains on-campus facilities for nuclear magnetic resonance
spectroscopy with priority access given to University researchers. The Center has two nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers (one 400 MHz with a BBFO probe and one 600 MHz with a TCI cryoprobe) for use in studies of the structure, function and dynamics of macromolecules, as well as spectroscopic fingerprint of peptides and small organic molecules. The Center offers extensive
training in basic and advanced NMR experiments and also coordinates access to high field
spectrometers (700, 800, and 900 MHz) at the New York Structural Biology Center through the
University’s partnership in that Center. SRC staff provide general background training in applications of NMR spectroscopy to structural biology and chemistry and hands on training on the spectrometers. Trained users have 24/7 access to these instruments. Occasional users of the facilities may have spectra produced for them.