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GNPS Inter-Laboratory Comparison of LC-MS analysis of algal and marine DOM - Boiteau

ABSTRACT: LC-MS analysis of algal and marine DOM at Oregon State University (Boiteau Lab) as part of the "Inter-Laboratory Comparison of LC-MS analysis of algal and marine DOM" study by the Inter-Lab LC-MS/MS Consortium

INSTRUMENT(S): Synapt G2 MS

ORGANISM(S): Algal Lysate

SUBMITTER: Rene Boiteau

PROVIDER: MSV000088207 | GNPS | Fri Oct 08 16:04:00 BST 2021

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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