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Proper Citation: Stanford Bruker timsTOF Ultra nanoLC/MS (RRID:SCR_025639)
Description: Bruker timsTOF Ultra boasts increased sensitivity and resolution whilst allowing for exceptionally low sample input and resolution whilst allowing for exceptionally low sample input.
Synonyms: , Bruker timsTOF Ultra nanoLC/MS, Bruker tims Trapped Ion Mobility-Time-of-Flight Ultra, Bruker timsTOF Ultra
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Stanford instrument, Trapped Ion Mobility-Time-of-Flight, mass spectrometer,
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