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Metabolite Identification of Complex Cyclic Peptides Using WebMetabase, Ion Mobility-Enabled DIA, and Product Ion Confirmation
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APNT135060106
Part Number:
720006850EN
Author(s):
Mark Wrona
Source:
Waters
Content Type:
Application Notes
Content Subtype:
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Abstract / Summary
In this application note, we describe a solution that uses an information-rich data acquisition mode, which effectively deals with the complexity of modified peptides. This enables key metabolic data to be generated unambiguously while tackling complex peptide studies. The use of DIA combined with ion mobility (HDMSE) improves upon the selectivity provided by MS-only techniques. The addition of routine Collision Cross Section (CCS) measurements makes HDMSE a powerful identification acquisition mode, as well as an ideal separation technique.
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