Mobile compounds were probed using J-based INEPT (Morris and Freeman, 1979 ) and TOBSY (Baldus and Meier, 1996 )- transfers as shown elsewhere (Andronesi et al., 2005 (link)). In addition, direct excitation spectra were recorded in order to excite all carbons present in the sample irrespective of molecular motion (see, e.g. Ref. (Labokha et al., 2013 (link))). For further details see Methods S4, for measuring conditions see
Solid-state NMR Analysis of 13C/15N-Labeled Schizophyllum
Mobile compounds were probed using J-based INEPT (Morris and Freeman, 1979 ) and TOBSY (Baldus and Meier, 1996 )- transfers as shown elsewhere (Andronesi et al., 2005 (link)). In addition, direct excitation spectra were recorded in order to excite all carbons present in the sample irrespective of molecular motion (see, e.g. Ref. (Labokha et al., 2013 (link))). For further details see Methods S4, for measuring conditions see
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- Growth medium containing 13C labelled glucose
- Growth medium containing 15N labelled (NH4)2SO4
- Rigid molecule properties probed using dipolar-based transfer schemes
- Mobile compound properties probed using J-based INEPT and TOBSY transfers
- Direct excitation spectra of all carbons present in the sample
- Growth of S. commune on a PC membrane
- Experimental conditions described in Methods S4
- Experimental conditions described in Tables S1 & S2
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned.
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