ArticleAnalytical chemistry2023
Statistical Framework for Identifying Differences in Similar Mass Spectra: Expanding Possibilities for Isomer Identification.
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Abstract
Isomeric molecules are important analytes in many biological and chemical arenas, yet their similarity poses challenges for many analytical methods, including mass spectrometry (MS). Tandem-MS provides significantly more information about isomers than intact mass analysis, but highly similar fragmentation patterns are common and include cases where no unique
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