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Analysis of Secondary Metabolites from Myxobacteria using ESI-TOF–MS and PCA

Carsten Bässmann;Birgit Schneider;Daniel Krug;Gabriela Zurek;Rolf Müller
March 2nd 2007

The exploration of myxobacterial metabolite profiles by LC–MS screening for the presence of new natural products is described. Extracts from fermentations of Myxococcus strains are analysed by UPLC-coupled ESI-TOF mass spectrometry and the obtained data are processed using principal component analysis (PCA). The generation of molecular formulae from accurate mass measurements facilitates rapid compound identification.

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Analysis of Secondary Metabolites from Myxobacteria using ESI-TOF–MS and PCA

Rolf Müller;Birgit Schneider;Daniel Krug;Carsten Bässmann;Gabriela Zurek
March 1st 2007

Daniel Krug, Gabriela Zurek, Birgit Schneider, Carsten Bässmann and Rolf Müller, Bruker Daltonik

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