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107. Near infrared dye indocyanine green
doped silica nanoparticles for biological
imaging. B. Quan, Y. Kim, K. Kang,
D. Chung
108. Colloidal dogbone shaped gold nanoparticles
as surface enhanced Raman
spectroscopy (SERS) substrates for detection
of thiram. B. Saute, R. Narayanan
109. Facile formula weight analysis by diffusion-ordered
NMR spectroscopy in physically
separated diffusion systems. W. Li,
G. Kagan, R. Hopson, P. Williard
110. Study and characterization of crystalline
hydrate and polymorph forms of a reverse
transcriptase inhibitor by solid state
NMR spectroscopy. N. C. Gonnella,
S. Campbell, J. A. Smoliga,
D. L. Norwood, C. A. Busacca,
M. Cerreta, R. Varsolona
111. Development and use of an innovative
laboratory method for measuring arsenic
in drinking water by gas chromatographymass
spectrometry. J. DeFelice,
S. H. Frisbie
112. 1 H and 13 C NMR assignments and
structural characterization of three isomeric
o-fluoronaphthaldehydes and one
o-fluorophenanthrene aldehyde.
S. J. Campbell, N. Gonnella, C. Busacca,
C. Senanayake
113. Capillary electrophoresis analysis of
peptides and proteins using a polyethyleneimine-coated
capillary with UV and
MS detection. R. G. Jayo, D. D. Chen
114. New advances in the zeta potential
measurements of proteins.
J. T. Bodycomb, I. Herzberg, E. Farrell,
B. Weiner
115. Using uncertainty analysis to optimize
GPC system performance.
J. T. Bodycomb, I. Herzberg,
J. McConville
116. Systematic and phase appropriate approach
to RP-HPLC method development
for impurities analysis in active
pharmaceutical ingredients via continuous
manufacturing process understanding.
S. Yang, Y. Li, T. Chen, A. Kord
117. Thread as a matrix for biomedical assays.
R. Dasgupta, M. Reches,
G. M. Whitesides
118. Quantifying and characterization of cellular
internalization and localization of
functionalized gold nanoparticles by oligomers.
S. Hong, J. Park, S. Park, J. Yi
119. Spectrometer design for highly efficient
photon capture: Theoretical and practical
limits. J. Hendrikse, A. R. Hajian,
J. Meade, A. Cenko
120. DNA-modified sieving polymers for
metagenomic profiling in capillary electrophoresis.
Y. Dong,L.B.McGown
121. Novel detection method for total organic
carbon (TOC) analysis for planetary
science applications. S. T. Stroble,
S. Kounaves
122. Distinguishing among three luteolin glycoside
isomers orientin/isoorientin/cynaroside
by uUsing host-guest chemistry
and LC-MS/MS. C. Ozer
123. LC-MS/MS method development using
host-guest chemistry to improve the detection
limits for melamine and cyanuric
acid. D. Ramanathan, R. Nardi
124. Survey of the optical properties of the
Equatorial Atlantic ocean waters.
A. A. Andrew, N. V. Blough,
R. Del Vecchio, A. Subramaniam
125. On-line HPLC-FTIR and HPLC-DAD-
UV-MS investigation of photodegradation.
T. K. Chen
126. Specific activity determination of I-124
through chemical derivatization: The
choice of iodination agent.
A. I. Anzellotti,R.J.Ylimaki
127. Spectroscopic characterization and absolute
configuration determination of profenofos,
an organophosphate compound.
G. Proni, N. Capitali, A. Petrovic
128. LC-IR hyphenated system for polymer
characterization. M. Zhou, W. Carson,
S. Bourne, T. Kearney
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129. Impact of the pharmaceuticals caffeine,
erythromycin, and fluoxetine as environmental
water pollutants to mammals.
R. Pinhancos, D. Ramanathan,
S. Weber, M. Gill, J. Yarfi
130. Trifluoroacetic acid extraction for
MALDI-TOF analysis of dyes and pigments.
L. J. Soltzberg, E. R. Haglin,
N. K. Le, B. K. Nguyen, K. A. Yee,
R. Newman
131. HPLC vs. VHPLC design space assessment
for impurity profile methods.
H. B. Fyfe, Y. D. Shi, B. L. Kleintop
132. Spectroscopic study of the kinetics and
the mechanism of the interaction of humic
substances with biomembranes.
L. M. Ojwang,R.L.Cook
133. Environmental toxicity of mussel larvae
determined by 31P NMR. C. L. Poche,
B. D. Dubansky, F. Galvez, R. L. Cook
134. Integrated bioanalytical system for
ADME profiling. K. S. Kieltyka, M. Vath,
J. Maloney, J. Stewart, J. Herbst,
C. Conway, H. Weller, W. Shou, J. Zhang
135. Mass spectrometric identification and
characterization of novel kinase inhibitors
that preferentially target the auto-inhibited
conformation of the protein.
E. Volckova, S. Eathiraj, K. Nguyen,
S. Khanapurkar, M. Hirschi, M. A. Ashwell
136. Determination of residual level of methanesulfonyl
hydrazide in equipment
cleaning for API production. J. Li,J.Yao,
C. Wen
137. Probing the stability of non-derivatized
methyl hydrazine using gas chromatography.
T. Chasse, S. Lloyd
138. Development of chemical cross-linking
and top-down mass spectrometry methodologies
for investigation of protein conformation,
folding disorders and aggregation.
X. Xu, G. Infusini, N. Leymarie,
R. Théberge, D. Perlman, M. E. Mccomb,
C. E. Costello
139. Generating narrowly distributed polymer
using chromatographic fractionation
and characterizing by light scattering and
mass spectrometry. R. Xiang, X. Jia,
F. Meng, H. Yuan, B. Mao
140. Incorporating SPME and Spray Desorption
Collection to evaluate the odor compounds
associated with biodiesel feedstocks.
J. G. Thompson, J. B. Miller,
S. Bertman, A. K. Sarvestani, A. Venter
141. Hexyl-substituted �-terthiophene carboxylic
acids as fluorescence probes for
pathogen detection. J. Hu, G. Jones
142. InfoChemistry: Bioencrypted messages
in arrays of E.coli by cytosolic expression
of fluorescent proteins. M. A. Palacios,
E. Benito-Peña, M. Manesse,
A. D. Mazzeo, C. N. LaFratta,
G. M. Whitesides, D. R. Walt
143. Isobaric dipeptide tags for protein
quantification using quadrupole ion trap.
J. Seo, M. Suh, H. Lee, H. Yoon, S. Shin
144. Implementation of near infrared (NIR)
and microwave resonance (MR) sensors
for moisture determination of powders
and solid oral-dosage forms: A comparison
vs. a Karl Fischer reference method.
C. C. Corredor, D. Bu, D. Both
145. New electrode for electrochemistry: AIS
Snaptrode TM . D. B. Nuzzio
146. Determination of fexofenadine in human
plasma using ultra performance liquid
chromatography. M. R. Amin,
J. M. Amin, P. U. Patel, M. M. Patel,
D. R. Patel
147. Estimation of amiloride and furosemide
in human plasma using high performance
liquid chromatography. J. M. Amin,
M. R. Amin, P. U. Patel, M. M. Patel,
D. R. Patel
148. Photophysical properties of thioglycosylaed
chlorin, isobacteriochlorin, and
bacteriochlorin conjugates. A. Aggarwal,
S. Singh, C. M. Drain
149. Effects of preparation conditions on the
thermal phase transition of uncrosslinked
N-isopropylacrylamide copolymers.
J. R. Csoros, D. Silva,
R. J. Sylvia, W. R. Seitz
150. Multiplexed DNA detection using electrogenerated
chemiluminescence from
Ru (II) polypyridyl intercalators.
E. Benito-Peña, M. A. Palacios,
R. B. Hayman, C. N. LaFratta,
G. Orellana, D. R. Walt
151. Improving lab workflow and productivity
by rapidly monitoring the organic synthesis
reaction and separation with the
atmospheric pressure solids analysis
probe. P. J. Lee,B.P.Murphy,
J. A. Burgess
152. HT-NMR: A novel quality control tool for
determining concentration and water
content of pharmaceutical depository
compounds. Y. Wang,S.Huang,
S. Matson, M. Chartjee, M. Reily
153. Isobaric N-acyl dipeptide tags for multiplexed
protein quantification. M. Suh,
H. Ham, J. Seo, H. Yoon, S. Shin
154. Analysis of an anti-obesity OTC drug
alli (orlistat) using a high-throughput reversed
phase column. A. Chakrabarti,
J. O’Donnell
155. Development of a simple method for
the simultaneous determination of a novel
drug candidate and the biomarkers histamine,
epinephrine, norepinephrine, and
dopamine in rat plasma using LC-MS/
MS. S. A. Pasas-Farmer,S.X.Peng,
S. Dax, J. Mannion
156. Comparative study of protein precipitation
plates for the removal of phospholipids
in plasma samples. X. Zhang,
P. Iraneta, D. P. Walsh,
F. J. Marszalkowski
157. Investigation of selectivity for a new
family of bonded phases. J. E. Turner,
P. Iraneta, B. A. Alden, C. A. Boissel,
S. McCall, T. H. Walter, K. D. Wyndham,
D. P. Walsh, J. T. Cook, K. H. Glose
158. Polymorph determination by mid-IR
spectroscopy for potent active pharmaceutical
ingredients (API’s).
R. R. Shankar
159. Cyclic voltammetry of non-aqueous
phenylenediamines in the presence of
bases. L. E. Rojas-Sligh, L. A. Clare,
D. K. Smith
160. Instrumental neutron activation analysis
of gold in mouse tissues. R. P. Watson,
G. Kramer-Marek, J. Capala
161. Profiling biomass pretreatment hydrolysates
by ultra performance liquid chromatography
- ion mobility - high resolution
mass spectrometry (UPLC-IM-
HRMS). S. Munisamy, C. Becker,
C. K. Chambliss
162. Real-time measurement of cell signaling:
A quartz crystal microbalance with
dissipation (QCM-D) study. M. P. Garcia,
M. Li, J. Chen, J. Xi
163. Fabrication of allyl-silica hybrid monoliths
in 530�m i.d. columns for liquid
chromatography. W. Guo,L.A.Colon
164. Novel biosensor capable of monitoring
glucose in human serum. H. Yoon,
D. Yoon, H. Bae, J. Lee
165. Rapid biosensor capable of sensing tumor
marker. J. R. Rho, T. D. Rho, H. Bae,
J. Lee
166. Advanced biosensor for the rapid quantification
and monitoring of alkaline phosphatase
in milk. L. Park, Y. Kim, H. Bae,
J. Lee
167. Competitive 1,1�-oxalyldiimidazole
chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay
for the quantification of melamine.
J. Choi, Y. Kim, J. Lee
168. Quantification of acetylcholine in human
serum and plasma using 1,1�-oxalyldiimidazole
chemiluminescence detection.
K. Kang, H. Kang, H. Bae, J. Lee
169. Zirconia and hafnia monoliths for the
electrokinetic pumping of methanol.
I. M. Ferrer-Lassala,L.A.Colon
170. Novel antibody-based nanostructured
biosensors for glutathione oxidativestress
biomarker. Z. Reed, N. Trombley,
R. Wallace, M. Stobiecka, M. Hepel
171. Coupling of electrochemical reduction
and iron release in recombinant horse Hchain
ferritin mutants. C. M. Lundblad,
B. L. Scott, D. C. Zapien
172. Fabrication of pH and magnesium ion
sensors for magnesium implant. X. Guo,
A. Doepke, W. R. Heineman
173. DNA intercalation biosensors for studies
of interactions of herbicides and pesticides
with DNA. K. Coopersmith,
A. Prance, M. Stobiecka, M. Hepel
174. Phosphorodiamidate morpholino oligomers
in DNA diagnostics. Y. Liu,
D. Irving, R. Levicky
175. Migration of substances from nylon 12
and its copolymers. J. Lee, S. Choi,
H. Kim, W. Kim, S. Kim, Y. Kim, S. Kim
176. Surface-initiated polymerization of
mixed brushes via the combination of
controlled radical polymerization techniques
and electrochemistry. M. R. Tria,
R. C. Advincula
177. Quantitative detection of benzene in energy
drinks using GCMS. J. E. Spencer,
S. Bremmer
178. Development of on-line ICPMS methodology
to study the interaction of particulate
matter with biological media.
D. Bérubé, T. Yapici, X. Liao
179. Electrochemistry can be selective:
Tryptamine and barbituric acid in a single-shot.
B. Ebbert, S. M. Mitrovski
180. Identification of analytical artifacts in
the analysis of potency/related substances
in reconstituted anti-cancer lyophilized
solid drug product. Z. Li,
R. Barnes
181. LC-MS/MS method development using
host-guest chemistry to improve the detection
limits for melamine and cyanuric
acid. R. A. Nardi
182. Distinguishing among three luteolin glycoside
isomers by using host-guest
chemistry and LC-MS/MS. C. Ozer
183. Characterization of homemade explosives
(HMEs) by ion chromatography –
tandem mass spectrometry (IC-MS/MS).
J. A. Tokarz, J. M. Ginter, S. A. Ostazeski
184. 2D NMR correlation experiments in the
gas phase. A. A. Marchione
185. Novel electrochemical DNA sensing
strategy based on homogeneous solution
phase hybridization and host-guest recognition.
p. He,H.Fan,Y.Xu,Y.Fang
186. Design and application of multiple polymer
layered systems to facilitate
waveguide sensor detection.
J. M. Giammarco, B. Zdyrko, J. Hu,
A. Agarwal, L. C. Kimerling, N. Carlie,
L. Petit, K. Richardson, I. Luzinov
187. Study of possibility to use zeolites for
immobilization of proteins in conductometric
and potentiometric biosensors.
E. Soy, A. Sacco Jr., S. Dzyadevych,
B. Akata Kurc
188. Grating-coupled SPR for magnetic
nanoparticle immunoassay. Y. Wang,
J. Dostalek, W. Knoll
189. Oxygen insensitive biosensors for real
time detection of glutamate and glucose.
C. R. Ispas, S. Andreescu
190. Evaluation of GCxGC-TOF-MS as an
advanced screening technique in support
of the Organization for the Prohibition of
Chemical Weapons (OPCW) proficiency
testing. E. J. Bukowski, E. A. Jestel
191. Fluorescent ratiomeric Cu(II) indicator
based on poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) labelled
with a donor, an acceptor, and a ligand.
S. Yao, J. Du, W. R. Seitz,
N. E. Bencivenga, R. P. Planalp,
R. K. Jackson, D. P. Kennedy,
S. C. Burdette
192. Evaluation of the experimental parameters
that affect the electron capture dissociation
of oligosaccharides. X. Yu,
C. Lin, Y. Huang, C. E. Costello
193. New mass spectrometry based method
to screen for �-amidated peptides from
cell lines. Z. An, J. M. Koomen,
D. J. Merkler
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