Capillary NMR of Brucine
Looking for more examples of CapNMR capabilities? You've come to the right place. On this page we'll list some sample data we've collected to illustrate the high sensitivity and high quality of the NMR data that can be obtained on trace amounts of material. All data (unless otherwise specified) were collected using MRM's CapNMR probe on a Varian 600 MHz Inova Spectrometer.
Brucine: Brucine is an analog of strychnine (two methoxy groups on aromatic ring). It's also know as 10,11-dimethoxystrychnine. Brucine has a molecular formula of C23H26N2O4 and a molecular weight of 394.45. It's highly soluble in chloroform. We prepared a sample of approximately 50 mM brucine for our studies. We injected a total volume of 13 ul (5 ul in the CapNMR detection cell) using Novatia's Manual Injection CapNMR Plumbing Pak. The corresponds to about 50 ug of Brucine in the detection cell (or about 127 nMoles).

1D 1H of Brucine 50 ug 20 seconds 4 scans |  |
2D 1H gCOSY of Brucine 50 ug 5 minutes 1 X 256 T1 Increments |  |
2D 1H -13C HMQC of Brucine 50 ug 1.5 hours 16 X 128 T1 Increments |  |
2D 1H -13C gHMBC of Brucine 50 ug 4 hours 48 X 256 T1 Increments |  |
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