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Direct biological sample analyses by laserspray ionization miniature mass spectrometry

Zhai et al., 2018

Document ID
4574990291159471246
Author
Zhai Y
Liu S
Gao L
Hu L
Xu W
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical Chemistry

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With improved performances, miniature mass spectrometers are becoming suitable for more practical applications. At the same time, the coupling of an approximate ionization source is essential in terms of minimizing sample preparation and broadening the range of samples …
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