Organic SIMS of biologic tissue

Instrument developments over the past 20 years now make it possible to identify and map some biologically important molecules by secondary ion mass spectrometry. Todd et al discuss the promise and limitations of this approach.

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Published in:	Analytical chemistry (Washington) Vol. 69; no. 17; pp. 529A - 535A
Main Authors:	TODD, P. J, MCMAHON, J. M, SHORT, R. T, MCCANDLISH, C. A
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC American Chemical Society 01-09-1997
Subjects:	Biochemistry Biological and medical sciences Diverse techniques Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Instruments Macromolecular Substances Mass Spectrometry Molecular and cellular biology Molecules Scientific imaging Tissue Secondary ion mass spectrometry Investigation method Biological material
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Summary:	Instrument developments over the past 20 years now make it possible to identify and map some biologically important molecules by secondary ion mass spectrometry. Todd et al discuss the promise and limitations of this approach.
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ISSN:	0003-2700 1520-6882
DOI:	10.1021/ac971763g