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Proton transfer charge reduction enables high-throughput top-down analysis of large proteoforms

Huguet et al., 2019

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Huguet R
Mullen C
Srzentić K
Greer J
Fellers R
Zabrouskov V
Syka J
Kelleher N
Fornelli L
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Analytical chemistry

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Despite the recent technological advances in Fourier transform mass spectrometry (FTMS) instrumentation, top-down proteomics (TDP) is currently mostly applied to the characterization of proteoforms< 30 kDa due to the poor performance of high-resolution …
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