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What Is Mass Spectrometry in Peptide Identity Testing?

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01 / ANALYTICAL TERMINOLOGY

Mass spectrometry is an analytical discipline

Mass spectrometry concerns mass spectrometers and the results obtained with those instruments. A mass-spectrometry record should be read as a method-specific source, not as a general quality statement.

02 / RECORD CONTEXT

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A result can be meaningful only within the material, lot and method context recorded for it. A generic spectrum or a result from another material does not establish an attribute for a listed Core Research product.

03 / ANALYTICAL SCOPE

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Mass-spectrometry information and chromatographic information can address different questions. This page does not infer an identity result, purity result, content value or release conclusion for a Core Research material.

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