Application of Ion-Forming Additive to Mass Spectrometric Analysis and Identification of Biological Objects
Abstract
Application of bis-trifluorsulphonimide as ion-forming additive to study of proteins (lisozyme and insulin) by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization technique was investigated. It has been shown that in the case of lisozyme interaction occurs with anions while in the case of insulin - with cations of ion-forming additive. It has been concluded that interaction between proteins and ion-forming additive has a specific character. Thus, the technique may be proposed as alternative approach to biomolecules investigations.References
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