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Sequencing of β-peptides by mass spectrometry

Schreiber et al., 1999

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15639408063449124925
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Schreiber J
Quadroni M
Seebach D
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Chimia

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Seven?-peptides containing up to 18 β 2-, β 3-and β 2, 3-amino acids have been subjected to ESI-tandem mass spectrometry (low-energy fragmentation, positive ions). From the fragment ions formed from the free β-peptides, as well as from the corresponding methyl …
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