What are the finer details of 3D nuclear magnetic resonance?

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Hello everyone!

I am a graduate student in Applied statistics and did my undergraduate in Human Biology with minors in biochemistry and physics. I am hoping to go on to graduate school for structural biology/ physical biochemistry and am excited to learn more about the finer details in 3 dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance!
 
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