Highly efficient separation, enrichment, and recovery of peptides by silica-supported polyethylenimine.

Highly efficient separation, enrichment, and recovery of peptides by silica-supported polyethylenimine.
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10.1021/la502093k
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2014-10
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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通讯作者:
Feng Chen;Decheng Wan;Zhihong Chang;H. Pu;M. Jin
Feng Chen;Decheng Wan;Zhihong Chang;H. Pu;M. Jin
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Feng Chen;Decheng Wan;Zhihong Chang;H. Pu;M. Jin

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