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Prof. Kermit Murray at Louisiana State University

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ASMS: Multi-component Matrix Sublimation Chamber for MALDI Tissue Imaging

A Multi-component Matrix Sublimation Chamber for MALDI Tissue Imaging
Posted on May 30, 2012August 21, 2013Author kkmurrayCategories News, PublicationTags ASMS, Imaging, Presentation

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