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Aerosol MALDI of peptides and proteins in an ion trap mass spectrometer: Trapping, resolution and signal-to-noise

Harris et al., 2006

Document ID
6670049446692428846
Author
Harris W
Reilly P
Whitten W
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry

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The aerosol MALDI technique has been noted for its extreme sensitivity. Unfortunately, resolution and signal quality remain as issues that limit the applicability of the technique. Utilizing the aerosol MALDI technique in an ion trap mass spectrometer has an advantage …
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