Molecules in the sample can be identified by correlating known masses to the identified masses or through a characteristic fragmentation pattern, analogous to using fingerprints to identify a person.
DNPH derivatized carbonylated peptides were also analyzed by ESI MS/MS in the negative ion mode allowing a differentiation of various types of carbonyl compounds through a specific fragmentation (Bollineni et al. 2011a).
A violent blow occurred on July 26 , 1968 when a fragmentation grenade, thrown through a second-story window, exploded in the Grove offices, then on University Place.
This demonstrates the possibility that enzymes with improved catalytic properties can be created through a process involving fragmentation and fusion to domains that facilitate assembly of the fragments.
Bartky believes that through this fragmentation a woman is objectified, since her body is separated from her person and is thought as representing the woman (Bartky 1990, 130).
Those are exploited through a modified blasting fragmentation coupled with screening based process on run-of-mine material to recover upgraded undersize fractions.
Parasperm nuclei are produced through a process of fragmentation of the 'spermatocytes', whereas the flagellar basal bodies are produced by a process similar to that giving rise to basal bodies in ciliated epithelia.
Schoenberg's Five Orchestral Pieces, with its rejection of "all symbols of cohesion and logic", as the composer put it, was the central work, flanked by Im Sommerwind, Webern's early, pre-modernist tone poem, and Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, which examines the nature of transience through a process of fragmentation and renewal.
A further 656 reads failed to match the amplicon primer + barcode sequence either because they were trimmed at the Adapter A end (through fragmentation after the initial PCR, or through sequencing error) or because of sequencing error(s) in the primer region.
