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
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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