
Spectrum Research, LLC.
NMR-SAMS
UNIX User’s Guide
An expert system for computer-assisted structure elucidation
of organic and natural product compounds based on multidimensional
spectroscopy
NMR-SAMS User’s Guide, Version 2.4
This manual describes release 2.4 of the UNIX SGI/SUN version of NMR-SAMS™.
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Acknowledgments
NMR-SAMSTM (originally known as CISOC-SES) has been developed by Dr. Shengang Yuan, Dr. Chen Peng and Prof. Chongzhi Zheng at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, P.R. China, 1988-1994. It has been further improved by Dr. Chen Peng in the group of Dr. Geoffrey Bodenhausen at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in 1995-1996. Portions of NMR-SAMSTM are copyright © 1988 through 1995, Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry and Florida State University, and are exclusively licensed to Spectrum Research, LLC. Title and full ownership rights to the converted/modified NMR-SAMSTM will remain solely with Spectrum Research, LLC, and NMR-SAMSTM is asserted to be Spectrum Research’s proprietary information and trade secret.
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1.6 A Note on Operating Systems
2.1 Installation of the Program
2.2 Spectrum Research Licensing
2.5 Description of the Main Menus
3.2 General Procedure of Structure Elucidation with NMR-SAMS
3.3 What Spectral Data Does NMR-SAMS Use?
3.4 Use of 2D NMR Connectivities: Bond Constraints
3.5 Use of Chemical Shifts And Peak Multiplicities
4.2 Open An Existing Working Data Set