Hi Brian,
I tried using the "Assignment -> Copy Assignments to transfer the assignments with Consider aliased ticked”. The assignments are transferred/copied for the non-folded peaks, but they are not copied for the folded peaks. The Consider aliased opinion is ticked,
and I tried both Assign All Singly Matched and Assign All To Closest. Any ideas?
Best, Mark
> On Mar 3, 2016, at 1:25 AM, Brian Smith <
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> Hi Mark,
>
> For the most streamlined way, start by peak picking your non-folded HSQC and use Assignment -> Initialise Root Resonances to assign spin systems to them. Then peak pick your folded spectrum and use Assignment -> Copy Assignments to transfer the assignments
with Consider aliased ticked.
>
> Even if you don't do it this way, it's relatively easy to sort things out later with the peak unalias functionality and merging spin systems and resonances.
>
> Brian
>
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> Subject: Folded Peaks in Indirect 15N Dimensions
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> Hello,
>
> I’m working on a small protein and it made sense to fold peaks in the indirect 15N dimensions (2D, 3D). I have an NHSQC which does not have folded peaks and then one with a narrower 15N SW where I have ‘folded’ peaks. How should I best peak the peaks and
set-up the project so CCPN will handle the ‘true’ 15N shifts of the folded peaks correctly?
>
> Thanks, Mark
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