Protein NMR Spectroscopy: Principles and Practice

This book is one of the best NMR texts I have read. That being said, it is also one of the most challenging NMR texts I have read (it's a tie between this and Intro to SSNMR by Melinda Duer). This book is definitely not a beginners book, so if you are just starting to learn about NMR buy something more basic like Spin Dynamics by Levitt or Understanding NMR by Keeler and read it first. I have yet to find a protein NMR text out there as good as this one. The detail in which Dr. Palmer goes into is fantastic while still being very understandable. More than anything I appreciate the depth in which he covers the different experiment types. This is a must have for anyone doing protein NMR work.

The book is rich of knowledge. It covers advanced ideas. The book authors are alphabetical, and anyone in the field refers to it as the Palmer book...He sacrificed his research as an asst. prof to write such a great book. Great discussion of Bloch and how T1 and T2 were originally proposed. I recommend this book along side the Malcom Levitt book (Spin Dynamics). The amazon copy of this book has different paper than other copies in my lab. It is thicker and heavier, but better for writing on or annotating. Other copies in the lab with the older paper have a hard time writing on it. The binding is real crappy, I left it in the lab with that huge orgo encyclopedia sitting on the first 20 pages so it would stay open. I would have really appreciated a paperback version, but they don't make one. Note there is significant differences between the first and second editions, don't cheap out you will be sorry. Get this one.

It's a really good book to understand and manipulate pulse sequence.

Excellent book for NMR beginners but also for experienced users. Very useful when setting up NMR expriments. I widely recommend the purchase of this book.

The book is in really bad condition

I have been reading this book for a while and decided to buy it. I am satisfied with the vendor, it arrived in good condition and fairly on time.

Book is good and comprehensive it has some problems with typeos like mixed or missig indexes in equations, but otherwise its fine. It is not intended as an introductory book beginers are advised to avoid using this book unless they have good background in quantum and statistical physics

Good book. However the flow of concepts is bit difficult to grasp initially. Would love to read gradually.