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Wu, M. F. et al. Auxin-regulated chromatin switch directs acquisition of flower primordium founder fate.

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "Auxin-regulated chromatin switch directs acquisition of flower primordium founder fate" for peer review at eLife.

Tandem mass spectrometry analysis was done with a MicroQtof (Waters) using data directed acquisition.

By analyzing data and intelligently directing acquisition online, metadata generated at runtime may be used to improve the quality of information extracted from a data set.

Samples were ionized with either EI or methane PCI using full scan MS or molecular-ion directed acquisition (MIDA -MS/MS.

The second, an "intelligent" data-dependent acquisition paradigm for small molecule discovery, termed "molecular-ion directed acquisition" or MIDA, maximizes the information content from data-dependent MS/MS and SIM by directing the instrument to sample the ions of greatest information content.

Second, with an "intelligent" data-dependent algorithm, termed molecular-ion directed acquisition (MIDA), we maximize the information content generated from unsupervised tandem MS (MS/MS) and selected ion monitoring (SIM) by directing the MS to target the ions of greatest information content, that is, the most-intact ionic species.

Additionally, stable-isotope labeling, in conjunction with our molecular-ion directed acquisition (MIDA) approach for MS/MS, guarantees not only information-rich MS/MS spectra for intact, or nearly intact, ionic species but also immediate readout of the number of carbon and nitrogen atoms present in each precursor and product ion species.

******** Like Matsuoka, Nobutaka Shikanai of the Fujisankei Communications Group is a dedicated collector who personally directs the acquisition of sculptures for the Hakone Open-Air Museum, a tourist magnet the company created in a resort area near Mount Fuji.

Where applicable, direct acquisition through fieldwork is much preferred.

The state has totally exhausted its resources for direct acquisition of land.