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Polar anionic metabolome analysis by nano-LC/MS with a metal chelating agent

Myint et al., 2009

Document ID
5402428044647808002
Author
Myint K
Uehara T
Aoshima K
Oda Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical chemistry

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We have developed a practical method for the comprehensive analysis of polar anionic metabolites in biological samples with the use of a nano-LC/MS system. A polyamine- bonded polymer-based apHera NH2 column, which is compatible with ammonium …
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