From desolvation-induced self-organization on the MALDI anchor target chip surfaces to laser-induced self-organization in MALDI techniques: Correlation-spectral analysis and complex wavelet analysis of tesiographic spots on the anchor chips

Theodor K. Orekhov; Oleg V. Gradov

doi:10.59400/mtr.v1i1.124

From desolvation-induced self-organization on the MALDI anchor target chip surfaces to laser-induced self-organization in MALDI techniques: Correlation-spectral analysis and complex wavelet analysis of tesiographic spots on the anchor chips

Theodor K. Orekhov Institute of Energy Problems for Chemical Physics RAS, N. N. Semenov Federal Research Center for Chemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FRC CP RAS)
Oleg V. Gradov Institute of Energy Problems for Chemical Physics RAS, N. N. Semenov Federal Research Center for Chemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FRC CP RAS)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.59400/mtr.v1i1.124

Keywords: desolvation, dehydration, LDI MS, MALDI, LAMMA, anchor chips

Abstract

This article proposes to analyze the formation and “morphogenesis” during desolvation of drops on MALDI targets and target chips using 2D correlation spectral analysis based on the two-dimensional Fourier transform and wavelet spectroscopy methods in the real and imaginary regions. The results of the correlation-spectral and wavelet analysis are shown in the illustrations in the text of the article.

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Orekhov, T. K., & Gradov, O. V. (2023). From desolvation-induced self-organization on the MALDI anchor target chip surfaces to laser-induced self-organization in MALDI techniques: Correlation-spectral analysis and complex wavelet analysis of tesiographic spots on the anchor chips. Materials Technology Reports, 1(1), 124. https://doi.org/10.59400/mtr.v1i1.124

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