ISSN 1524-0215
Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2002June 01, 2002 EDT
Characterization of a fully automated nanoelectrospray system with mass spectrometric detection for proteomic analyses
Characterization of a fully automated nanoelectrospray system with mass spectrometric detection for proteomic analyses
Van Pelt C., Zhang S, Henion J.,
Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2002
Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2002
- Protein identification by automated nanospray mass spectrometry- "zoomscan walking"Sweeney M.Ko B.Chung S.Turck C.
- Automated, rapid solid-phase proteolytic cleavage and sample preparation for proteomicsMetalnikov PO'Donnel PVassilovski GAshman K
- A fundamental introduction to ion mobility mass spectrometry applied to the analysis of biomoleculesVerbeck G.Ruotolo B.Sawyer H.Gillig K.Russell D.
- PDGF BB purified from osteoclasts acts as osteoblastogenesis inhibitory factor (OBIF)Kubota KSakikawa CKatsumata MNakamura TWakabayashi K
- Characterization of a fully automated nanoelectrospray system with mass spectrometric detection for proteomic analysesVan Pelt C.Zhang SHenion J.
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C. VP, S Z, J. H. Characterization of a fully automated nanoelectrospray system with mass spectrometric detection for proteomic analyses. JBT. 2002;13(2):72-84.