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Poster: The use of fragment ion and collision cross section for confident identification from LC-ION mobility-MS metabolomics data (Waters Corporation)

7 Oct 2014
General interest

A novel and confident identification of metabolomics and lipidomics UPLC-ion mobility MS datasets
bases on fragment ion and collision cross section.


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