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Artifacts in sensitivity-enhanced HSQC.

Proton-proton coupling can generate artifacts in sensitivity-enhanced HSQC spectra. These artifacts appear as cross-peaks involving remote protons. They are caused by relayed coherence transfer during the back-transfer portion of the pulse sequence. We present a product operator analysis of artifact formation and experimental results which demonstrate that the magnitude of these artifacts can exceed 10% of the main peak.