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Abundantly Clear

EMSL users identify 55 proteins that differ in abundance between patients who respond to tamoxifen and those who do not
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Sensing Sulfur

Scientists use EMSL spectrometer, expertise to learn about lesser studied sulfur isotope
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A Winning Combination

Integrated strategy developed with EMSL resources allows better protein identification and characterization
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Match Game

Sample-matched transcriptomic and proteomic measurements offer EMSL researchers insight into Salmonella virulence
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Tips for Nanomapping

Surface science and imaging capabilities at EMSL allow nanoscale studies of bacterial proteins that affect environmental quality
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Mixing Things Up

Studies at EMSL show flow and transport models should account for fluid properties of complex mixtures
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Metal Detection

EMSL researchers find that bioreduced iron generates reduced technetium that may resist remobilization
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It's a Gas

EMSL resources help show magnetite transforms mercury into gaseous Hg(0), preventing formation of neurotoxic methylmercury
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