| Literature DB >> 26819899 |
Shu Taira1, Hiroyuki Taguchi2, Reiko Fukuda2, Kohei Uematsu1, Yuko Ichiyanagi3, Yukie Tanaka4, Yutaka Fujii4, Hajime Katano1.
Abstract
A specific property of silver oxide-based nanoparticles permits the ionization of an analyte, giving rise to various applications of a smart analytical methodology. The nanoparticles (d=6.7 nm) contained an Ag2O core. The detection of several model componds (a nucleobase and two hair growth promoters) via the use of silver oxide nanoparticles is described. Adducts were produced between the target molecules and the two silver stable isotopes (Ag(107) and Ag(109)), resulting in the formation of specific signals as well as a protonated signal. Thus, it was possible to easily determine whether the given signals were correlated with the target molecule or not.Entities:
Keywords: SALDI; hair growth promoters; nano-PALDI; nanoparticle; silver oxide
Year: 2014 PMID: 26819899 PMCID: PMC4541080 DOI: 10.5702/massspectrometry.S0025
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Mass Spectrom (Tokyo) ISSN: 2186-5116