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Can anyone kindly direct me to an idiot's introduction to EPR - with 
relevance to biology

questions i am interested in getting an idea about relate to:

what residues can be labelled easily and how
how does distance between two sites affect the signal
how does the space/medium between two sites affect the signal etc....

thanks very much

chandra