ReviewJournal of analysis and testing2021
Mass Spectrometry-Based Human Breath Analysis: Towards COVID-19 Diagnosis and Research.
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Abstract
COVID-19 is a highly contagious respiratory disease that can be infected through human exhaled breath. Human breath analysis is an attractive strategy for rapid diagnosis of COVID-19 in a non-invasive way by monitoring breath biomarkers. Mass spectrometry (MS)-based approaches offer a promising analytical platform for human breath analysis due to their high speed, specificity, sensitivity, reproducibility, and broad coverage, as well as its versatile coupling methods with different chromatographic separation, and thus can lead to a better understanding of the clinical and biochemical processes of COVID-19. Herein, we try to review the developments and applications of MS-based approaches for multidimensional analysis of COVID-19 breath samples, including metabolites, proteins, microorganisms, and elements. New features of breath sampling and analysis are highlighted. Prospects and challenges on MS-based breath analysis related to COVID-19 diagnosis and study are discussed.
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