Distinctive MS/MS Fragmentation Pathways of Glycopeptide-Generated Oxonium Ions Provide Evidence of the Glycan Structure.

Distinctive MS/MS Fragmentation Pathways of Glycopeptide-Generated Oxonium Ions Provide Evidence of the Glycan Structure.
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10.1002/chem.201503659
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2016-01
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Jin Yu;Manuel Schorlemer;Alejandro Gómez Toledo;Christian Pett;C. Sihlbom;G. Larson;Ulrika Westerlind;J. Nilsson
Jin Yu;Manuel Schorlemer;Alejandro Gómez Toledo;Christian Pett;C. Sihlbom;G. Larson;Ulrika Westerlind;J. Nilsson
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Jin Yu;Manuel Schorlemer;Alejandro Gómez Toledo;Christian Pett;C. Sihlbom;G. Larson;Ulrika Westerlind;J. Nilsson

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