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New methods to identify high peak density artifacts in Fourier transform mass spectra and to mitigate their effects on high-throughput metabolomic data analysis

Mitchell et al., 2018

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Mitchell J
Flight R
Wang Q
Higashi R
Fan T
Lane A
Moseley H
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Metabolomics

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Abstract Introduction Direct injection Fourier-transform mass spectrometry (FT-MS) allows for the high-throughput and high-resolution detection of thousands of metabolite-associated isotopologues. However, spectral artifacts can generate large numbers of spectral features …
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