Thermo Fisher's New Orbitrap Elite Poses Challenge to FT-ICR's Dominance in Top-Down Proteomics
July 01, 2011
Thermo Fisher's New Orbitrap Elite Poses Challenge to FT-ICR's Dominance in Top-Down Proteomics
According to a leading top-down proteomics researcher, the machine's fast scan speeds and high resolution make it a potential challenger to the Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass specs typically used for intact protein work, a category of instrument that has traditionally been dominated by Bruker.
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