Can you Benefit from Extremely High Resolution Mass Spectrometry in Metabolomics Research – Only a Number’s Game?
21 Oct 2013

This poster highlights the impact offered by the capability to resolve isotopic fine structures for several
metabolomics-related applications. The aim is to trigger a discussion about possible other metabolomics-related questions that might be answered by ultra-high resolution MS and which software tools will be required to quickly access the isotopic fine structure and link it into different workflows.

Bruker Daltonics


Tags: metabolomics, compound identification, MALDI Imaging

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