Mass Spectrometry

New isotopic data from meteorites suggests Earth's water arrived gradually, challenging the theory of a single Moon-forming impact.

Collagen in dinosaur fossils, PFAS characterizations in dust, and a “sweet” and “spicy” study from Egypt…

Can proteins survive millions of years of fossilization? A new study of Cretaceous dinosaur fossils challenges beliefs about protein degradation

Power List perspectives; sleep apnea sampling; and an eggs-traordinary new discovery…

Amino acid analysis of exhaled breath condensate offers noninvasive diagnostic potential for sleep apnea

Axolabs’ Ingo Röhl takes us back to the early days of oligonucleotides, through a pandemic, to the promise of tomorrow

Peter O’Byrne, Bioprocessing Trainer, NIBRT, explores the wonder – and complexity – of monoclonal antibodies

We asked Tadhg Devlin, Bioprocessing Trainer at NIBRT, to provide an overview on the basics of peptide mapping – a crucial quality control step

If you thought a monoclonal antibody was complex, what if we connect it to a potent cytotoxic drug with a special linker molecule?

Advances in mass spectrometry are uncovering new insights into bile acids and their pivotal role in gastrointestinal disorders