Sequencing peptides without scanning the reflectron: Post‐source decay with a curved‐field reflectron time‐of‐flight mass spectrometer
Marcela M. Cordero, Timothy J. Cornish, Robert J. Cotter, Ihor A. Lys
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Marcela M. Cordero, Timothy J. Cornish, Robert J. Cotter, Ihor A. Lys
Abstract
A time-of-flight mass spectrometer has been developed using a reflectron in which the voltages placed on the lens elements correspond to a function describing the arc of a circle. This curved-field reflectron enables acquisition of focused product-ion mass spectra at a single reflectron voltage. In this paper, we present results from this instrument for the amino acid sequencing of several peptides and describe the method of mass calibration.
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A time-of-flight mass spectrometer has been developed using a reflectron in which the voltages placed on the lens elements correspond to a function describing the arc of a circle. This curved-field reflectron enables acquisition of focused product-ion mass spectra at a single reflectron voltage. In this paper, we present results from this instrument for the amino acid sequencing of several peptides and describe the method of mass calibration.
Key concepts: Reflectron, Chemistry, Mass spectrometry, Time of flight, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Hybrid mass spectrometer, Spectrometer, Mass spectrum