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Novel interface for high-throughput analysis of biotherapeutics by electrospray mass spectrometry

Park et al., 2019

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13974767921951967402
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Park H
Winton V
Drader J
Manalili Wheeler S
Lazar G
Kelleher N
Liu Y
Tran J
Compton P
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Analytical chemistry

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With the rapid rise of therapeutic antibodies and antibody-drug conjugates, significant investments have been made in developing workflows that utilize mass spectrometry to detect these intact molecules, the large fragments generated by their selective digestion …
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