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Peptide enrichment by microfluidic electrocapture for online analysis by electrospray mass spectrometry

Vollmer et al., 2008

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4492356665899311478
Author
Vollmer S
Astorga-Wells J
Alvelius G
Bergman T
Jörnvall H
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Analytical biochemistry

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Identification of peptides from a complex mixture can be difficult because of the wide concentration range and the different ionization efficiencies of peptides during analysis by electrospray ionization (ESI) mass spectrometry (MS). Preconcentration methods are …
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