Mass Spectrometry of Immunologically Relevant Molecules

Norris, Andrew

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Author

Norris, Andrew, Department of Chemistry, University of Virginia

Advisors

Hunt, Donald , Department of Chemistry , University of Virginia
Cafiso, David , Department of Chemistry , University of Virginia

Abstract

Mass spectrometry is a versatile tool which can provide information about the structure of a variety of different molecules from volatile organic molecules to large proteins. The application of mass spectrometry to biologically active molecules has allowed for increased understanding of the structure of these molecules and their functions, and has helped elucidate important features not apparent from genomic data, such as post translational modifications. This thesis presents data from mass spectrometry studies into immunology relevant samples produced by the MHC class I system.

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Degree

PHD (Doctor of Philosophy)

Language

English

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Issued Date

2011-05-01

Persistent Link

https://doi.org/10.18130/V34R7S

Suggested Citation

Norris, Andrew. Mass Spectrometry of Immunologically Relevant Molecules. University of Virginia, Department of Chemistry, PHD (Doctor of Philosophy), 2011-05-01, https://doi.org/10.18130/V34R7S.

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