MS/MS in time: Difference between revisions

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MS/MS in time
DRAFT DEFINITION
A tandem mass spectrometry method in which product ion spectra are recorded in a single m/z analyzer (such as a Paul Ion Trap or FTMS) in discreet steps over time. Ions in a specific m/z range are selected, dissociated, and the product ions analyzed sequentially in time.
Considered between 2004 and 2006 but not included in the 2006 PAC submission
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-MS/MS data that is recorded in one mass analyser in a different timeframe, e.g. in an ion-trap.  Here the specific scan functions are designated and the resultant MS/MS data subsequently recorded in the same device at a later time.
+A tandem mass spectrometry method in which [[product ion spectra]] are recorded in a single ''[[m/z]]'' analyzer (such as a [[Paul Ion Trap]] or [[FTMS]]) in discreet steps over time. Ions in a specific ''m/z'' range are selected, dissociated, and the product ions analyzed sequentially in time.
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 [[Category:Sequential m/z Separation]]
+[[Category:Mass spectrometer type]]