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Parahydrogen hyperpolarization of minimally altered urine samples for sensitivity enhanced NMR metabolomics

Kerti Ausmees, Nele Reimets, Indrek Reile

Chemical Communications · 2021 · 18 citations · 16 references

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Abstract

Removing SPE from urine sample preparation retains the majority of the urinary metabolome, giving access to the most information rich hyperpolarized NMR spectra up to date.

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