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Sample preparation issues for tissue imaging by imaging MS

Kaletaş et al., 2009

Document ID
28030766761055895
Author
Kaletaş B
van der Wiel I
Stauber J
Dekker L
Güzel C
Kros J
Luider T
Heeren R
Publication year
Publication venue
Proteomics

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Imaging MS is a powerful technique that combines the chemical and spatial analysis of surfaces. It allows spatial localization of multiple different compounds that are recorded in parallel without the need of a label. It is currently one of the rapidly developing techniques in …
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