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Incorporating In-Source Fragment Information Improves Metabolite Identification Accuracy in Untargeted LC–MS Data Sets by Seitzer, Phillip M, Searle, Brian C

“…In-source fragmentation occurs as a byproduct of electrospray ionization. We find that ions produced as a result of in-source fragmentation often match…”
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Phylogenetically driven sequencing of extremely halophilic archaea reveals strategies for static and dynamic osmo-response by Becker, Erin A, Seitzer, Phillip M, Tritt, Andrew, Larsen, David, Krusor, Megan, Yao, Andrew I, Wu, Dongying, Madern, Dominique, Eisen, Jonathan A, Darling, Aaron E, Facciotti, Marc T

“…Organisms across the tree of life use a variety of mechanisms to respond to stress-inducing fluctuations in osmotic conditions. Cellular response mechanisms…”
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A Large and Phylogenetically Diverse Class of Type 1 Opsins Lacking a Canonical Retinal Binding Site by Becker, Erin A, Yao, Andrew I, Seitzer, Phillip M, Kind, Tobias, Wang, Ting, Eigenheer, Rich, Shao, Katie S Y, Yarov-Yarovoy, Vladimir, Facciotti, Marc T

“…Opsins are photosensitive proteins catalyzing light-dependent processes across the tree of life. For both microbial (type 1) and metazoan (type 2) opsins,…”
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Conditional Fragment Ion Probabilities Improve Database Searching for Nonmonoisotopic Precursors by O’Brien, Jonathon J., Gadzuk-Shea, Meagan, Seitzer, Phillip M., Rad, Ramin, McAllister, Fiona E., Schweppe, Devin K.

“…Stochastic, intensity-based precursor isolation can result in isotopically enriched fragment ions. This problem is exacerbated for large peptides and stable…”
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Incorporating In-Source Fragments Improves Metabolite Identification Accuracy in Untargeted LCMS and LCMS/MS Datasets by Searle, Brian C, Lippincott, Jacob C, Seitzer, Phillip M

“…In untargeted metabolomics experiments library search engines detect metabolites using several features, including precursor mass, isotopic distribution,…”
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Phylogenetically Driven Sequencing of Extremely Halophilic Archaea Reveals Strategies for Static and Dynamic Osmo-response: e1004784 by Becker, Erin A, Seitzer, Phillip M, Tritt, Andrew, Larsen, David, Krusor, Megan, Yao, Andrew I, Wu, Dongying, Madern, Dominique, Eisen, Jonathan A, Darling, Aaron E, Facciotti, Marc T

“…Organisms across the tree of life use a variety of mechanisms to respond to stress-inducing fluctuations in osmotic conditions. Cellular response mechanisms…”
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