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Characterization of hydrophobic peptides by atmospheric pressure photoionization-mass spectrometry and tandem mass spectrometry

Delobel et al., 2003

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643271239212351251
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Delobel A
Halgand F
Laffranchise-Gosse B
Snijders H
Laprévote O
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Analytical chemistry

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The use of photoionization at atmospheric pressure shows great potential for the mass analysis of large apolar or hydrophobic peptides. Mass spectra that were obtained using this technique showed mainly singly charged ions. While polar peptides spectra do not produce …
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