MALDI ionization

MALDI ionization – a pulsed UV laser (337/355 nm) hits analyte co-crystallized with a matrix (e.g. CHCA, DHB, sinapinic…

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MALDI ionization: a pulsed UV laser (337/355 nm) hits analyte co-crystallized with a matrix (e.g. CHCA, DHB, sinapinic acid) on a metal target; the matrix absorbs energy, desorbs and protonates the analyte into a plume of mostly singly charged ions

MALDI ionization: a pulsed UV laser (337/355 nm) hits analyte co-crystallized with a matrix (e.g. CHCA, DHB, sinapinic acid) on a metal target; the matrix absorbs energy, desorbs and protonates the analyte into a plume of mostly singly charged ions. Flat illustration from the Sciicons Analytical Instruments pack (Pro).

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