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Using Fluorous Tags to Mass Differentiate Stereospecific Reactions
Trent Northen and co-workers have been using fluorous immobilization in conjunction with nanostructure initiated mass spec (NIMS) in a number of different applications. Dr. Northen was one of the inventors of NIMS while working in Gary Siuzdak’s labs at The … Continue reading
Glycan Arrays Using Hydrophobic Tags
One of the areas of research which we identified as growth areas for fluorous chemistry in 2011 was glycomics. Fluorous methods have already been shown to be highly useful in the synthesis, purification, and immobilization of carbohydrates. What remains then … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Fluorous Items, Life Science Applications, Microarray
Tagged glycomics, Microarray, NIMS, Reichardt, Siuzdak, Wong
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H1N1, Carbohydrates, and Microarrays
The study of carbohydrates is of great interest since they are one of the most abundant of cell surface molecules and are, therefore, important players in many intercellular interactions. An example from current events which illustrates the role of carbohydrates … Continue reading
Posted in Biomolecule Synthesis, Carbohydrates, Life Science Applications, Microarray
Tagged Microarray, NIMS, oligosaccharide, SPR
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