1: Applaud the various frequencies that were obtained as NMR peaks. Question 2: Identify the isotopes of proteins that are frequently enriched in order to simplify the NMR data. Question 3: According to what we know about proteins, which of their isotopes lacks magnetic spin? What are the limitations of NMR spectroscopy, question 4? Question 6 Three-dimensional structural information is primarily obtained from "through space" NMR experiments involving the "nuclear Overhauser effect (NOE)." Question 5: shed light on the parameters studied by NMR spectroscopy in relation to protein compounds.Consider carefully the following: Question 7: Is it really necessary to define or rate the chemical shift of an atomic nucleus? This depends on the molecular environment it is in, and it varies for each atom in a protein molecule. Question 8: How does the protein compound 15N contain magnetic spin? Question 9: What is the best way to identify organic compounds with one molecular structure? Question 10: Describe the instrument and method used