Mass-Spectrometric Detection of the Ion (SrOK)+

Gas-chromatographic Mass-spectrometric Detection

Cystathionine has been reported to undergo enzymatic changes leading to the formation of seven membered cyclic products (Ricci, G., Santoro, L., Achilli, M., Matarese, R. M., Nardini, M., and Cavallini, D. (1983) J. Biol. Chem. 258, 10511-10517; Cavallini, D., Costa, M., Pensa, B., and Coccia, R. (1985) Biochem. Int. 10, 641-646). Gas-chromatographic and mass-spectrometric evidence reported in...

A glow discharge ion source with fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometric detection.

A glow discharge (CD) ion source has been coupled to a Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance (FT-ICR) mass spectrometer using a four-element electrostatic lens to accelerate and focus ions generated external to the instrument's high magnetic field into its analyzer cell. Like other CD mass spectrometers, GD-FT-ICR can provide a quantitative measure of bulk analyte concentration with good pr...

Specific and Selective Detection for Food and Beverage Analysis by Ion Chromatography-Mass Spectrometric Detection

Analysis of food and beverage samples can present challenges given the requirement for low-level detection, often in complex matrices. General IC detectors may not be routinely capable of achieving the desired detection levels, samples may be in high-level matrices, and target analytes may coelute with other compounds. Since general detectors rely on identification by retention time alone, they...

Mass Spectrometric Detection of Carcinogen Adducts

Genotoxic carcinogens interact with nucleic acids and proteins to yield covalently bound products (adducts), the quantitative determination of which has been proposed as a biomonitor of human exposure to carcinogens. Mass spectrometry is playing a leading role both in the structural characterisation and in the quantitative determination of these carcinogen adducts. In particular electrospray io...

Mass Spectrometric Detection of Enzymatic Bioassays