Innovations in Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry

Date: Thursday, September 28, 3:15 pm
Mass Spectrometry - MS2

Infrared Spectra of Gaseous Ions; John Eyler, University of Florida

 

Development of nLC-dualESI-FT-ICR MS and it Applications in Cancer and Cardiovascular Plasma Proteomics; David Muddiman, North Carolina State University

 

Rapid de-novo Terminal Domain Assignment of CAD Fragments from Intact Proteins; Paul  Speir, Bruker Daltonics, Inc.

 

Mass Spectral Studies of Bioactive Chromium Peptides; Carolyn Cassady, The University of Alabama

 

Memory of Hydrophobic Component in Lipid-Peptide Binding as Observed by Nano-ES-FT-ICR; Richard Cole, University of New Orleans

 

Title	Presenting Author	Date	Time
Infrared Spectra of Gaseous Ions	John Eyler	Thu Sep 28	3:15 pm
Development of nLC-dualESI-FT-ICR MS and it Applications in Cancer and Cardiovascular Plasma Proteomics	David Muddiman	Thu Sep 28	3:55 pm
Rapid de-novo Terminal Domain Assignment of CAD Fragments from Intact Proteins	Paul Speir	Thu Sep 28	4:15 pm
Mass Spectral Studies of Bioactive Chromium Peptides	Carolyn Cassady	Thu Sep 28	4:35 pm
Memory of Hydrophobic Component in Lipid-Peptide Binding as Observed by Nano-ES-FT-ICR	Richard Cole	Thu Sep 28	4:55 pm

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