[25] Md. Matiur Rahman*, Konstantin Chingin and Huanwen Chen*. Online desalting and sequential formation of analyte ions for mass spectrometry characterization of untreated biological samples. Chemical Communications, 2019, DOI: 10.1039/c9cc04705k
发布人:王国凤  发布时间:2020-04-20   动态浏览次数:41

ABSTRACT:

The metal salts ubiquitously present in biological samples cause serious ion suppression, capillary clogging and signal fluctuation in ESI/nESI. Herein, a current-limited high voltage polarity reversing approach was applied for the online separation of intrinsic metal ions in biological samples, resulting in the generation of protonated analytes at the nESI tip for mass analysis without interference from salt cations. Stable and durable signals ( B30–60 s) were observed for protonated proteins, peptides and metabolites in complex biological samples, including liquids, solids and viscous samples,even with very high salt concentration (100 mM NaCl), allowing comprehensive tandem MS analysis with on average ca. 5-times higher analyte signal intensities compared to the conventional nESI analysis. Therefore this approach offers improved performance of nESI/ESI for the sensitive molecular analysis of untreated biological samples, opening new possibilities in various disciplines, including biology, medicine, chemistry, life sciences,etc



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