How does the development of mass spectrometry (MS) for the study of protein complexes,
intact in the gas phase, contribute to the twin fields of genomics and proteomics? Foremost …

Statistically, accurate protein identification is a fundamental cornerstone of proteomics and
underpins the understanding and application of this technology across all elements of …

We present a one-dimensional coupled ion-neutral photochemical kinetics and diffusion
model to study the atmospheric composition of Titan in light of new theoretical kinetics …

Ultracold LiCs molecules in the absolute ground state X Σ+ 1, v′′= 0, J′′= 0 are formed
via a single photoassociation step starting from laser-cooled atoms. The selective production …

Small Heat Shock Proteins (sHSPs) are a diverse family of molecular chaperones that
prevent protein aggregation by binding clients destabilized during cellular stress. Here we …

Charge detection mass spectrometry (CDMS) is a single molecule method where the mass
of each ion is directly determined from individual measurements of its mass-to-charge ratio …

Roaming mechanisms, involving the brief generation of a neutral atom or molecule that
stays in the vicinity before reacting with the remaining atoms of the precursor, are providing …

In time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOFMS), ion detection is often achieved via electron
multiplication followed by fast analog-to-digital conversion (ADC). This detection approach is …

Mass spectrometry (MS) is a recognized approach for characterizing proteins and the
complexes they assemble into. This application of a long-established physico-chemical tool …

In single‐molecule mass spectrometry, the mass of each ion is measured individually;
making it suitable for the analysis of very large, heterogeneous objects that cannot be …