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Ultrahigh-mass mass spectrometry of single biomolecules and bioparticles

Chang, 2009

Document ID
10136852626873200164
Author
Chang H
Publication year
Publication venue
Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry

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Since the advent of soft ionization methods, mass spectrometry (MS) has found widespread application in the life sciences. Mass is now known to be a critical parameter for characterization of biomolecules and their complexes; it is also a useful parameter to …
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