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Assessing a novel microfluidic interface for shotgun proteome analyses

Staes et al., 2007

Document ID
1426646283352822669
Author
Staes A
Timmerman E
Van Damme J
Helsens K
Vandekerckhove J
Vollmer M
Gevaert K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of separation science

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Microfluidic interfaces coupled to ESI mass spectrometers hold great potential for proteomics as they have been shown to augment the overall sensitivity of measurements and require only a minimum of operator manipulations as compared to conventional nano‐LC interfaces …
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