A Review of Mass Spectrometric Techniques in the Structural Analysis of Native and Derivatized Gangliosides

  • H. Egge
  • J. Peter-Katalinić
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Part of the FIDIA Research Series book series (FIDIA, volume 6)

Abstract

Mass spectrometry is especially qualified as an analytical tool because of its very high sensitivity and because of the abundant information provided on structural features of the analyte even if it is present only in minute quantities. Today, its application to the analysis of trace amounts of material is practically indispensable in biological and medical sciences (Burlingame, 1985).

Keywords

Sialic Acid Sialic Acid Residue Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Chain Base Electron Impact Mass Spectrometry 
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Abbreviations

MS

mass spectronmetry

EI

electron impact

FD

field description

CI

chenical ionization

SI

secondary ion

FAB

fast atom bombardment

DCI

direct chemical ionzation

TMS

trimethylsilyl

Neu5Ac, or NeuAc

N-acethlNeuramicin acid

Neu5Gc, or NeuGc

N-glycolylneuramicin acid

a.m.u.

arbitrary mass units.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • H. Egge
    • 1
  • J. Peter-Katalinić
    • 1
  1. 1.Institut für Physiologische ChemieUniversität BonnBonnFederal Republic of Germany

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