Determination of
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spectroscopy allows the monitoring of molecular recognition processes in
solution. For realization of this approach, the low field NMR relaxometer was
elaborated. Measurements of relaxation parameters were performed. Dependences
of relaxation times Т2А from urea and serum creatinine were received.
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