von Lützow M, Kögel-Knabner I, Ekschmitt K, Flessa H, Guggenberger G, Matzner E, et al. SOM fractionation methods: Relevance to functional pools and to stabilization mechanisms.
Helfrich, M., Flessa, H., Mikutta, R., Dreves, A. & Ludwig, B. Comparison of chemical fractionation methods for isolating stable soil organic carbon pools.
Chen, X., Wu, D., Zhao, Y., Wong, B.H. & Guo, L. Increasing phosphoproteome coverage and identification of phosphorylation motifs through combination of different HPLC fractionation methods.
A variety of biochemical fractionation methods are available for the quantification of cytoskeletal components.
These processes offer environmentally benign alternatives to conventional lipid fractionation methods that rely on toxic solvents.
Using the IE-MS strategy, combined with complementary gel- and solution-based fractionation methods, the hESC culture microenvironment was extensively probed.
The book summarizes important applications in all major fractionation methods with emphasis on multidimensional analytical approaches.
As shown in Figure 2A, the number of proteins identified in ERLIC04 was the highest in all six fractionation methods, i.e. 2929, better than with the SCX method that is so widely used for the fractionation of unmodified peptides.
Proteins obtained by the different fractionation methods were precipitated in four volumes of cold acetone (100%) overnight at −20°C.
Two fractionation methods were used.
The mentioned fractionation methods are the limiting factor in MS-based protein analysis.
