Yosuke Hanai

1 paper in the catalog · Japan

Yosuke Hanai: 1 paper in the catalog · Japan · Kyoto University · Works on High proton affinity N-terminal derivatization

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• Kyoto University

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Papers

• Improving peptide fragmentation by N‐terminal derivatization with high proton affinity (2011, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry)

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High proton affinity N-terminal derivatization

Patents (1)

• JP2008196965A Method for determining amino acid sequence of peptide using mass spectrometry, peptide derivatization reagent used in the method, and reagent kit ↗ (Kyoto University, priority 2007-02-13, pending)

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Co-authors (4)

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• Hiroyuki Awane strength 0.25, 1 shared
• Hisashi Miyagawa strength 0.25, 1 shared
• Masahiro Miyashita strength 0.25, 1 shared
• Toru Yoshikawa strength 0.25, 1 shared

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