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The expanding role of mass spectrometry in metabolite profiling and characterization

Want et al., 2005

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11013540598790504585
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Want E
Cravatt B
Siuzdak G
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Chembiochem

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Mass spectrometry has a strong history in drug‐metabolite analysis and has recently emerged as the foremost technology in endogenous metabolite research. The advantages of mass spectrometry include a wide dynamic range, the ability to observe a diverse number …
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