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Microfluidic Device, supplied by Chemyx Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 95/100, based on 127 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Integrating Simple Microfluidics Design/Fabrication with a Novel Ionization Source for Time-Resolved Chemical Reaction Studies by Mass Spectrometry
Journal: ACS Omega
doi: 10.1021/acsomega.5c12681
Figure Legend Snippet: Microfluidics device design and fabrication. (A) Photograph of the microfluidics device. (B) Cartoon representation of the microfluidics device used in these studies. The general layout is shown with the 3 inlet and outlet ports labeled. The dual Herringbone structures for efficient solution mixing are also shown. (C) Device fabrication flowchart. The flowchart includes all steps for device construction as well as pretreatment for MS analysis.
Techniques Used: Labeling
Figure Legend Snippet: Total deuterium uptake of the microfluidics setup employing different total flow rates. The PTFE tubing length associated with each flow rate is provided above the respective data point. The dashed line shows the weighted m / z value of unreacted myoglobin 14+ ions. Error bars represent one standard deviation about the mean for triplicate measurements.
Techniques Used: Standard Deviation
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