Titlebook: Sample Preparation in Biological Mass Spectrometry; Alexander R. Ivanov,Alexander V. Lazarev Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V

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plied to the compression of image sequences (such as video) as well, by simply treating each image in the sequence as a still-image. This approach is inherently simple; however, it does not provide significant compression. For instance, consider an uncompressed image sequence at a data rate of 166 M

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Diem Tran,Mark Daniels,Ben Colson,Dikran Aivazian,Antonio Boccia,Ingrid Joseph,Steffan Ho,Steve Frenge and video compression standards,including JPEG (compression of still images), H.261 (videoteleconferencing), MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 (video storage and broadcasting).In addition, the book covers the MPEG and Dolby AC-3 audio encodingstandards, as well as emerging techniques for image and videocompressi

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Book 2011ods, and biological applications requiring mass spectrometric analysis as a detection end-point. In this volume we have compiled the contributions from several laboratories which are employing mass spectrometry for biological analysis. With the latest inventions and introduction of highly sophistica

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Multiplexed Preparation of Biological Samples for Mass Spectrometry Using Gel Electrophoresis spectrometry as a tool for protein separation and analysis, combining the two technologies into integrated workflows that have unique capabilities. This chapter discusses recent advances of this technology and applications for its use in mass spectrometry assays.

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Subcellular Fractionation Using Step-Wise Density Extraction for Mass Spectrometry Analysis(Edge™) and instrumentation (Edge 200) platform for upstream proteomics sample preparation and fractionation, which uses stepwise density extraction of biological particles within a sample, based upon the densities of those particles.

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Quantitative Intact Proteomic Strategies to Detect Changes in Protein Modification and Genomic Variaith low technical noise and high statistical power. Examples will be highlighted where vital information on protein modifications or genomic variants were facilely obtained from global-scale analyses on intact protein forms.

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Manipulating the Mass Spectrometric Properties of Peptides through Selective Chemical Modification peptides for a variety of reasons. One motivation for doing so is to manipulate the behavior of the peptide in the mass spectrometer itself. Ionization efficiency, for example, can be selectively enhanced or suppressed in MALDI MS, and the charge state distribution altered in ESI. Addition of fixed