Multiple isotopic labels for quantitative mass spectrometry
C Morano, X Zhang, LD Fricker
Index: Morano, Cain; Zhang, Xin; Fricker, Lloyd D. Analytical Chemistry, 2008 , vol. 80, # 23 p. 9298 - 9309
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Abstract
Quantitative mass spectrometry is often performed using isotopically labeled samples. Although the 4-trimethylammoniumbutyryl (TMAB) labels have many advantages over other isotopic tags, only two forms have previously been synthesized (ie, a heavy form containing nine deuteriums and a light form without deuterium). In the present report, two additional forms containing three and six deuteriums have been synthesized and tested. These ...
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