Several comments: (1) If you need protein structure, you can try X-ray crystallography, which will be faster than NMR (2) If you want to do protein NMR, you need consider how big your protein, if your protein is larger than 25 K, it will be very challenge (3) protein NMR normally need at least 0.5 mM protein, the higher, the better, normal requirement is 1 mM, 500 ul (4) You need label your protein with 2H, which use minimal medium add D2O instead of H2O as solvent, which is for D label for N15 label, use minimal medium, use N(15)H4HCl as the only nitrogen source
for C13 label, use minimal medium, use Glucose (C-13) as the only carbon source (5) It will take couple weeks to collect all the data, need at least 6 month for an expert to solve the structure. If your protein is very important or very interesting, you can try collaborate with Beijing University, they have a Bruker 800MHz. But it will take a lot of time to prepare the sample and much longer time to solve the structure. Good Luck!
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