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Direct Analysis in Real Time(DART) MS
Over the last 10-15 years mass spectrometry has changed dramatically as new ionization methods have been developed. The number of acronyms describing ionization methods for MS is getting quite large; CI, ESI, FAB, DIOS, APCI, MALDI, NIMS, etc. This has … Continue reading
Upon Further Review
Over the past month or two several reviews have been published which mention or have fluorous sections within them. None of these reviews are dedicated to fluorous techniques, but rather to other topics where fluorous methods are just a part. … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Fluorous Items, Biomolecule Synthesis, Life Science Applications, Microarray, Proteomics, Small Molecule Synthesis
Tagged immobilization, mass spec, Microarray, reviews, synthesis
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Glycan Arrays with Direct MS Readout
Immobilization of fluorous tagged molecules onto a fluorous surface has been conducted by several groups for the formation of microarrays. Generally the surface has been a fluorous modified glass slide. Solutions containing the fluorous tagged probe are spotted on the … Continue reading
Posted in Life Science Applications, Microarray
Tagged cellulase, glycomics, immobilization, mass spec, Microarray, Wong
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Glycosphingolipid Analysis using Fluorous Tags
Glycosphingolipids (GSLs) are an important class of molecules which have been associated with several cellular functions including antigen activity, cell adhesion, and signal transduction. As the name suggests these molecules consist of a glycan portion and a lipid portion. Study … Continue reading
Posted in FSPE, Life Science Applications, Microarray, Proteomics
Tagged enrichment, glycomics, glycosphingolipids, mass spec, Microarray
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