Nuclear magnetic resonance detection method for biological tissue

Abstract

The invention discloses a nuclear magnetic resonance detection method for biological tissue, and relates to a nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy detection method. A biological tissue sample to be detected is put into a nuclear magnetic test tube, and then the test tube containing the sample is put into a detection magnetic body of a nuclear magnetic spectrometer; a one-dimensional spectrum is sampled through a conventional one-dimensional pulse sequence, the width of the spectral line is obtained to provide a basis for setting a spectral width parameter, and meanwhile a line width value reflects the nonuniformity situation of a magnetic filed of the biological tissue sample; a pulse sequence which is well compiled in advance is introduced onto a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer; an intermolecular zero-quantum coherent signal selection module, a folding-correction module, a solvent suppression module and a J modulating signal sampling module of the pulse sequence are started, and experiment parameters of all the modules are set; after setting of the experiment parameters is completed, the artificial shimming operation process is skipped, and data sampling is directly executed; after data sampling is completely completed, related data post-processing is conducted, and a high-resolution two-dimensional J resolution spectrum which is free of the influence of a nonuniform magnetic field is obtained.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy detection method, in particular to a nuclear magnetic resonance detection method for biological tissue. Background technique [0002] Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) spectroscopy can provide molecular-level information such as chemical shifts and J-couplings, and has become a powerful tool for molecular structure analysis and component analysis, and is widely used in biological detection and metabolite analysis. Generally, one-dimensional NMR spectroscopy has a short sampling time and can meet the analysis requirements of samples with simple chemical composition and molecular structure, so it is widely used in simple sample systems. However, biological samples often contain a large number of metabolite components and complex molecular structures, which can generate a large number of NMR signals, making the obtained one-dimensional NMR spectrum peaks crowded ...

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However, the magic angle rotation experiment requires special probe detection equipment, and high-speed rotation will often cause damage to the internal structure of biological tissues, which cannot guarantee the integrity of the tissue during the experiment

[0004] It can be seen that the conventional two-dimensional J-decomposition spectroscopy method is difficult to be directly used in the detection and analysis o

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