Miniaturized Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometers for Bioagent Detection and Identification.
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概要
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This paper summarizes a number of instrumental designs and configurations that have been developed by the Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory for the miniaturization of time-of-flight mass spectrometers that will be used in environmental, bioagent detection, and diagnostics applications. All are "linear" designs, that is: ions are focused to a detector located within a line-of-sight of the ion source; no reflectrons are used. All are also "dynamic" instruments, using pulsed ion extraction and/or other time-dependent electric fields. These mass analyzers have flight paths of approximately 3 inches, with mass resolutions of up to one part in 1200 and mass ranges over 66 kdaltons. The use of non-homogeneous electric fields is also proposed to further improve that performance. Some examples are given for the analysis of peptides and bacterial spores.
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著者
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Hardy Andy
Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Department Of Pharmacology And Molecular Sciences Johns
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Gardner Ben
Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Department Of Pharmacology And Molecular Sciences Johns
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Cotter Robert
Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Department Of Pharmacology And Molecular Sciences Johns
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English Robert
Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Department Of Pharmacology And Molecular Sciences Johns
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Warscheid Bettina
Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry University Of Maryland
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GARDNER Ben
Middle Atlantic Mass Spectrometry Laboratory, Department of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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