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Fabrication of Capillary Columns with Integrated Frits for Mass Spectrometry
Alex Kentsis
Kentsis Research Group
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Miniaturization of columns for liquid chromatography has greatly enhanced its sensitivity and resolution. This protocol describes the fabrication of fused silica capillaries with frits and their packing with chromatography media for high-resolution, high-capacity separations suitable for mass spectrometry.
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Proteomics, LC-MS, Capillary Column
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Method Article
Fabrication of Capillary Columns with Integrated Frits for Mass Spectrometry
Alex Kentsis
Kentsis Research Group
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Miniaturization of columns for liquid chromatography has greatly enhanced its sensitivity and resolution. This protocol describes the fabrication of fused silica capillaries with frits and their packing with chromatography media for high-resolution, high-capacity separations suitable for mass spectrometry.
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