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Transportable long-lived hyperpolarized samples

Jannin, Sami Antoine Adrien
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Bodenhausen, Geoffrey
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Emsley, Lyndon  
2016

A method for the preparation of a hyperpolarized solution of molecules comprises the steps: 1) suspending or coating of a micro-particulate matrix, which is comprising or consisting of the molecules, with a glass-forming solution or suspension comprising a DNP-suitable polarizing agent at a first temperature at which the micro-particulate matrix is not dissolving; 2) lowering the temperature leading to a frozen glassy DNP sample; 3) transferring the electron spin polarization of the polarizing agent in the glassy sample in a magnetic field to abundant nuclear spins of the glass-forming solution or suspension and/or the polarizing agent as well as to abundant nuclear spins of the molecules and cross-polarization from the abundant nuclear spins in the molecules to one different nuclear spin type in the molecules; and 4) increasing the temperature and dissolving the molecules which are hyperpolarized with respect of the different nuclear spins.

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EPO Family ID

52946434

Author(s)
Jannin, Sami Antoine Adrien
Bodenhausen, Geoffrey
Emsley, Lyndon  
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Alternative title(s) : (de) Transportable langlebige hyperpolarisierte proben (fr) Échantillons transportables hyperpolarisés à longue vie

TTO classification

TTO:6.1487

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IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

EP3081952

EP

B1

2018-12-26

US2016306020

US

A1

2016-10-20

EP3081952

EP

A1

2016-10-19

Available on Infoscience
May 11, 2017
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