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Joshua F. Emory, Ph.D.

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2008 Chemistry Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States 
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mass spectrometry
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Scott A. McLuckey grad student 2008 Purdue
 (Gas-phase ion/ion reactions in three-dimensional ion trap and two-dimensional linear ion trap mass spectrometers: Reagent and method development for analysis of biological macromolecules.)

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Emory JF, Hassell KH, Londry FA, et al. (2009) Transmission mode ion/ion reactions in the radiofrequency-only ion guide of hybrid tandem mass spectrometers. Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry : Rcm. 23: 409-18
Emory JF, McLuckey SA. (2009) The role of amino acid composition in the charge inversion of deprotonated peptides via gas-phase ion/ion reactions. Journal of the American Society For Mass Spectrometry. 20: 180-7
Emory JF, McLuckey SA. (2008) Charge inversion of polypeptide anions using protein and dendrimer cations as charge inversion reagents International Journal of Mass Spectrometry. 276: 102-109
Huang TY, Emory JF, O'Hair RA, et al. (2006) Electron-transfer reagent anion formation via electrospray ionization and collision-induced dissociation. Analytical Chemistry. 78: 7387-91
Gunawardena HP, Emory JF, McLuckey SA. (2006) Phosphopeptide anion characterization via sequential charge inversion and electron-transfer dissociation. Analytical Chemistry. 78: 3788-93
He M, Emory JF, McLuckey SA. (2005) Reagent anions for charge inversion of polypeptide/protein cations in the gas phase. Analytical Chemistry. 77: 3173-82
Emory J, Glish GL. (2002) Dissociation of arginine containing peptides in a Quadruple Ion trap Proceedings 50th Asms Conference On Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics. 335-336
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