Mass spectrometry imaging (MSI) is a mass spectrometry based molecular ion imaging technique. It provides the means for ascertaining the spatial distribution of a large variety of analytes directly on tissue sample surfaces without any labeling or staining agents. These advantages make it an attractive...
The Mass Spectrometry facilities at NCSU currently consist of two labs, both located on the main campus. One lab houses a JEOL HX-110 high resolution, double focusing, magnetic sector mass spectrometer. The second facility utilizes a HP 5985 GC/MS system to perform sample analysis. ...
Because the proteome is so complex, there is no one standard method for preparing protein samples for analysis by mass spectrometry (MS). Protocols differ depending on sample type, experimental goals and analytical method used. Many ...
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In mass spectroscopic elemental analysis a fraction of the sample atoms — those which become ionized in the sampling procedure — are separated on the basis of their isotopic masses. Simultaneous detection of elements is possible without an inherent background. Therefore, mass spectrometry ranks among...
Mass Spectrometry MSis a technique used for the identification of compounds by determination ofmolecular weightas well as detection of positions within the molecule at which fragmentation can occur during ionization. MSs have three main components: an ion source for ionizing the sample, a magnetic se...
Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (ToF-MS) is defined as a technique that measures the time taken by ions of different masses to travel a fixed distance after laser ionization, based on their mass-to-charge ratio. AI generated definition based on: Analytica Chimica Acta, 2010 ...
(SEC), however, high sample amounts are usually demanded due to the large column size. These methods also make use of a mobile phase containing high concentrations of non-volatile buffer salts and therefore are not compatible with many post-column bioassays and also not with mass spectrometry ...
have increased system prices. Pharmaceutical companies require many such systems, and hence, the capital cost increases significantly. The price of a spectrometer influences the purchase decision of end users. These are the major factors limiting the adoption of mass spectrometry systems among end ...