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Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis. / Silyavka, E.S.; Selyutin, A.A.; Sukhodolov, N.G.; Shilovskikh, V.V.; Oleneva, P.A.; Mitrofanov, A.A.; Keltsieva, O.A.; Dubakova, P.S.; Babakov, V.N.; Alexandrova, M.L.; Krasnov, N.V.; Podolskaya, E.P.

State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018. ed. / Yuri Petrov; Oleg Vyvenko. American Institute of Physics, 2019. 030015 (AIP Conference Proceedings; Vol. 2064).

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Silyavka, ES, Selyutin, AA, Sukhodolov, NG, Shilovskikh, VV, Oleneva, PA, Mitrofanov, AA, Keltsieva, OA, Dubakova, PS, Babakov, VN, Alexandrova, ML, Krasnov, NV & Podolskaya, EP 2019, Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis. in Y Petrov & O Vyvenko (eds), State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018., 030015, AIP Conference Proceedings, vol. 2064, American Institute of Physics, International Conference on State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018, Moscow, Russian Federation, 17/10/18. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5087677

APA

Silyavka, E. S., Selyutin, A. A., Sukhodolov, N. G., Shilovskikh, V. V., Oleneva, P. A., Mitrofanov, A. A., Keltsieva, O. A., Dubakova, P. S., Babakov, V. N., Alexandrova, M. L., Krasnov, N. V., & Podolskaya, E. P. (2019). Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis. In Y. Petrov, & O. Vyvenko (Eds.), State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018 [030015] (AIP Conference Proceedings; Vol. 2064). American Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5087677

Vancouver

Silyavka ES, Selyutin AA, Sukhodolov NG, Shilovskikh VV, Oleneva PA, Mitrofanov AA et al. Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis. In Petrov Y, Vyvenko O, editors, State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018. American Institute of Physics. 2019. 030015. (AIP Conference Proceedings). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5087677

Author

Silyavka, E.S. ; Selyutin, A.A. ; Sukhodolov, N.G. ; Shilovskikh, V.V. ; Oleneva, P.A. ; Mitrofanov, A.A. ; Keltsieva, O.A. ; Dubakova, P.S. ; Babakov, V.N. ; Alexandrova, M.L. ; Krasnov, N.V. ; Podolskaya, E.P. / Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis. State-of-the-Art Trends of Scientific Research of Artificial and Natural Nanoobjects, STRANN 2018. editor / Yuri Petrov ; Oleg Vyvenko. American Institute of Physics, 2019. (AIP Conference Proceedings).

BibTeX

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title = "Collapsed monomolecular thin films as surface nanomodification techniques for bioorganic MALDI analysis",
abstract = "A modification method of the target for Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization (MALDI) analysis by metal-affinity sorbents was proposed. Monolayers of metal stearates obtained in the geometry of the drop perform as such sorbents. The formation of monolayers was proved by optical microscopy and the Laser Desorption/Ionization (LDI) method. The surface of the substrate after modification studied using scanning electron microscopy. Metal-affinity extraction of human serum albumin adducts with soman was carried out at the modified target surface. MALDI mass spectrometric analysis demonstrated that signals corresponding to adducts are present in mass spectra.",
author = "E.S. Silyavka and A.A. Selyutin and N.G. Sukhodolov and V.V. Shilovskikh and P.A. Oleneva and A.A. Mitrofanov and O.A. Keltsieva and P.S. Dubakova and V.N. Babakov and M.L. Alexandrova and N.V. Krasnov and E.P. Podolskaya",
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AU - Oleneva, P.A.

AU - Mitrofanov, A.A.

AU - Keltsieva, O.A.

AU - Dubakova, P.S.

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AB - A modification method of the target for Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization (MALDI) analysis by metal-affinity sorbents was proposed. Monolayers of metal stearates obtained in the geometry of the drop perform as such sorbents. The formation of monolayers was proved by optical microscopy and the Laser Desorption/Ionization (LDI) method. The surface of the substrate after modification studied using scanning electron microscopy. Metal-affinity extraction of human serum albumin adducts with soman was carried out at the modified target surface. MALDI mass spectrometric analysis demonstrated that signals corresponding to adducts are present in mass spectra.

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