Vol 9 No 1 Current Trends in Mass Spectrometry March 2011 Issue PDF

Vol 9 No 1 Current Trends in Mass Spectrometry March 2011 Issue PDF

March 1, 2011

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25-Hydroxyvitamin D2/D3 Analysis in Human Plasma Using LC–MS

Comparison of Extracts from Dry and Alcohol-Steamed Root of Polygonatum kingianum (Huang Jing) by Sub-2-µm–LC–TOF-MS

Mass Spectrometry Advances Fossilomics

Time-Resolved SRM Analysis and Highly Multiplexed LC–MS-MS for Quantifying Tryptically Digested Proteins

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Responding to Data Analysis and Evaluation Challenges in Mass Spectrometry–Based Methods for High-Throughput Proteomics

Metabolomics Workflows: Combining Untargeted Discovery-Based and Targeted Confirmation Approaches for Mining Metabolomics Data

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