Knowledgebases for Non-Experts

NAN Knowledgebases

• Knowledgebase Overview
  • Novice Knowledgebases
  • Knowledgebase Datasets
  • Materials Periodic Table

Overview

Knowledgebases for Non-Experts filtered on Materials and Chemistry

KBs for Non-Experts are organized into Content Areas, with each content area belonging to one or more filterable high-level Categories

Categories

• Proteins
• Nucleic Acids
• Materials and Chemistry
• Metabolomics
• Other Biological Samples

Content Areas

Each Knowledgebase for Non-Experts is organized into Content Areas, which serve as the primary hubs for exploring how NMR can be applied to specific types of samples or scientific questions.

Each Content Areas belong to one or more Categories and can be filtered by selecting one or more categories. Note that when no Categories are selected All content areas are displayed.

The table below shows the Content Areas separated by their Categories.

If you would like to contribute to these KB Content Areas, please reach out to any of the NAN contacts

Proteins	Nucleic Acids	Materials and Chemistry	Metabolomics	Other Biological Samples
Intrinsically Disordered Proteins	DNA	Molecular Crystals	Biomarkers	Biomaterials
Soluble Proteins	RNA	Glasses and Ceramics	Flux	Carbohydrates
Fibrils and Polymeric Proteins		Energy Materials	Compound Identification	Natural Products
Membrane Proteins		Synthetic Polymers	Systems Biology
Ligand Binding		Biomaterials
		Catalytic Materials
		Surface Chemistry
		Organic-Inorganic Hybrids
		Metals and Intermetallics
		Small Molecules

Structure of a Content Area

• Each Content Area is composed of a series of tabs across the top of the page.
  • Every Content Area includes a tab titled Introduction
  • Some Content Areas also include a tab titled What's right for you?
    • This tab walks users through a decision tree to help them determine:
      • If their system is suitable for NMR study
      • What types of NMR experiments are appropriate for their needs

Components of Each Tab

Each tab may contain the following elements:

• HTML blurb
  • Provides a narrative related to the topic
• Links to primary citations
  • Key references relevant to the scientific subject
• Links to related vignettes
  • Content vignettes – supplementary pages with in-depth information that does not fit within the main tab layout
  • Literature vignettes – concise summaries of published studies where the topic played a central role
• Links to related KB datasets
  • Direct access to experimental datasets that are well vetted and connected to the subject matter
• Image
  • A representative figure or illustration