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Development of chromogenic cross-linkers and selective gas-phase dissociation methods to assess protein macromolecular structures by mass spectrometry

Gardner, 2009

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Gardner M
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Selective gas-phase dissociation strategies have been developed for the characterization of cross-linked peptides and proteins in quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometers. An infrared chromogenic cross-linker (IRCX) containing a phosphotriester afforded rapid differentiation …
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