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Membrane-assisted isoelectric focusing device as a micropreparative fractionator for two-dimensional shotgun proteomics

Pirmoradian et al., 2014

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10453687815077328301
Author
Pirmoradian M
Zhang B
Chingin K
Astorga-Wells J
Zubarev R
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Analytical chemistry

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Recently, we introduced an online multijunction capillary isoelectric focusing (OMJ-CIEF) fractionator to fractionate proteins and peptides in electrospray-friendly solution. In this follow-up study, the original configuration of the fractionator was modified to improve the …
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