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URL: https://www.rapidnovor.com/resources/wild/
Proper Citation: WILD (RRID:SCR_016240)
Description: Service that distinguishes Isoleucine and Leucine using mass spectrometry experiments.
Synonyms: WILD (W-ion Isoleucine Leucine Determination), W-ion Isoleucine Leucine Determination
Resource Type: analysis service resource, material analysis service, production service resource, service resource
Keywords: isoleucine, leucine, mass, spectrometry, ion, chemical, biochemistry
Availability: Commercially available, Free consultation
Resource Name: WILD
Resource ID: SCR_016240
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