Whole Virus Mass Analysis by Electrospray Ionization

This article recounts the development of techniques that lead to the first mass measurement of an intact virus. The results of that experiment, based on the method of charge detection mass spectrometry (CD-MS), are described in the context of other ESI-MS approaches to ultra-high mass ion analysis....

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Published in:Journal of the Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan 2003, Vol.51(1), pp.50-53
Main Author: FUERSTENAU, Stephen D.
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