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Ion mobility studies of carbohydrates as group I adducts: isomer specific collisional cross section dependence on metal ion radius

Huang et al., 2013

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10483263516988649309
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Huang Y
Dodds E
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Analytical chemistry

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Carbohydrates play numerous critical roles in biological systems. Characterization of oligosaccharide structures is essential to a complete understanding of their functions in biological processes; nevertheless, their structural determination remains challenging in part …
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