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Volume 04 (May-August 2014)
MS-PAK NEWSLETTER
MS-PAK is a Public Service Initiative of the
MS-PAK is a Public Service Initiative of the
International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS),
International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS)
University of Karachi
University of Karachi
Golden Jubilee
ICCBS
5 Decades of Excellence and leadership in science
(1966-2016)
Contents:
1. Team MS-PAK Newsletter
2. MS-PAK Member’s Profile
3. Welcome note from the desk of Coordinator
4. Mass Spectrometry Facilities at the ICCBS
5. Mass Spectrometric Books Available at the National Library of Chemical Sciences
6. Mass Spectrometry Links (Societies and Journals)
7. Latest Technology Advances in Mass Spectrometry
8. Upcoming Events Related to Mass Spectrometry
9. How Far We can Go with Mass Spectrometry
10. Mass Spectrometry Team in Pakistan
Patron: Prof. Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman (FRS., N.I., H.I., S.I., T.I.)
Editor-In-Chief: Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary (H.I., S.I., T.I.)
Editor & Coordinator : Dr. Syed Ghulam Musharraf
Assistants to Editor & Coordinator: Qamar ul Arfeen and Dilshad Hussain
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Profile of Team of MS-PAK Newsletter
Prof. Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman (N.I., H.I., S.I., T.I.)
Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS)
Ph.D. (Cambridge)
Sc.D. (Cambridge)
D.Sc. (Sir Syed Engineering University, Karachi University, Gomal University)
UNESCO Science Laureate
Patron-in-Chief, ICCBS
Prof. Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman has over 940 research publications in top international journals, 28 patents and 150 books written or
edited, published and circulated internationally. He is also the Editor-in Chief of many European science journals. His
research interests include synthesis of natural products, chemistry of bioactive secondary metabolites, development and use of
modern NMR spectroscopic methods, search for new enzyme inhibitors and anti-oxidants as well as biotransformation of
bioactive compounds.
Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary (H.I., S.I., T.I.)
Distinguished National Professor
Ph.D. (University of Karachi)
Sc.D. (University of Karachi)
Director, ICCBS
Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary has over 890 research publications in top international journals with cumulative impact factor of
over 1600 and 7,500 citations, 36 national and international patents and 32 books published and circulated internationally. He is
also the Editor-in-Chief of 4 European science journals and book series. His current research interests include search for new
and effective enzyme inhibitors, antioxidant and antiangiogenic agents and anti-parasitic compounds.
Dr. Syed Ghulam Musharraf
Ph. D. (H.E.J. Research Institute of Chemistry, University of Karachi)
Associate Professor
E-mail:musharraf1977@ yahoo.com
Telephone: 111-222-292 Ext:134
Office: Room HEJ-308
Dr. Musharraf has over 70 research publications in reputed international journals. His current research is based on the
utilization of modern mass spectrometric approaches as a powerful analytical tool in (1) proteomics and metabolomics
studies for the search of bio-signatures in lung, oral and breast cancers which are common cancers in Pakistan, (2) screening
and optimization of algal oil in Pakistani algae for biodiesel production, (3) development of protonated / deprotonated
fragmentation pathways and structurefragmentation relationship (SFR) of pharmacologically significant classes of natural
products, (4) MALDI matrix development for the analysis of metabolites in biological fluids and (5) LC- and GC-MS
method development for marker compound analysis in Pakistani agricultural products and commercially important plant
extracts.
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Welcome Note
From the
Desk of Coordinators
MS-PAK is an initiative of the International Center for Chemical and
Biological Sciences (ICCBS), University of Karachi to build national
capacity in a versatile and emerging field of Mass Spectrometry. This field
has been one of the most demanded areas in research world. Few of the most
recent applications of Mass Spectrometry are mostly oriented towards
biochemical problems, such as proteome, metabolome, high throughput drug
discovery and metabolism. Other analytical applications are routinely
applied in pollution control, food control, forensic science, natural products
or process monitoring and many others. Over last one decade our nation has
invested considerable amount of financial resources on the procurement of
most modern Mass Spectrometric tools. However, many of these machines
are not effectively utilized to say the least. This is certainly a gross national
loss which financially constrained country like ours cannot afford. Through
building national capacity in the effective use of Mass Spectrometry,
technically and scientifically, we can contribute immensely in various
disciplines. MS-PAK is a first step forward towards that direction. Please be
our partner in this journey!
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Mass Spectrometry Facilities at the ICCBS
Mass Spectrometric Technique Available at ICCBS;
GC-QQQ-MS/MS
LC-ESI-MS/MS
LC-QQ-MS
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Electron Impact (EI)
Chemical Ionization (CI)
Fast Atomic Bombardment (FAB)
Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionization (APCI)
Electrospray Ionization (ESI)
Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization (MALDI)
Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP)
Mass Spectrometers Installed at ICCBS;
1. GC/MS/MS (QQQ) [Agilent 7000A]
2. MAT 95 XP [Thermo Finnigan]
3. JMS-HX110 [JEOL]
4. JMS-600H-OLD [JEOL]
5. JMS-600H-NEW [JEOL]
6. MAT 312 [Varian]
7. API 150 EX LCMS [AB SCIEX]
8. LC-QTOF MS/MS System [AB SCIEX]
9. MALDI TOF/TOF Ultraflex III [Bruker]
10. LC/MS/MS (QQQ) [Agilent]
MALDI- TOF/TOF-MS
JEOL JMS 600-H
MAT 95 XP
Latest Arrivals;
LCT-Premier
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LC-Tandem Quadrupole
LCT- Premier
QTOF- Micromass
Quattro-Ultima
ICP-MS
JEOL JMS-HX110
Database Resources;
QTOF-Micromass
1. Mascot Search Engine
2. Wiley Registry 9th/NIST Library (700,000 Mass Spectra)
Quattro Ultima
Sample Submission Link;
http://www.iccs.edu/mass/samplesubmission.php
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Mass Spectrometric Books Available at the National Library of Chemical Sciences
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Title
A Beginner's Guide to Mass Spectral
interpretation
Analysis of Essential Oils by Gas
Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry
Applications of Mass Spectrometry to
Organic chemistry
Applications of Mass Spectrometry to
Organic Stereochemistry
Applied Electrospray Mass Spectrometry
Authors
Published by
Lee, Terrence A
Wiley, (Chichester, New York)
Masada, Yoshir
Wiley, (New York )
Reed, Rowland Ivor
Academic Press, (London, New York)
Splitter, Janet S.
VCH, (New York )
Ganguly, A. K. Gross,
M. L, Pramanik, B.
Waller, George R.
Marcel Dekker, (New York)
6.
Biochemical Applications
of Mass Spectrometry
7.
Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry
Harrison, Alex. G
CRC Press, (Boca Raton, Fla.)
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Computational Methods
for Mass Spectrometry Proteomics
Computers in Mass Spectrometry
Current Practice of GC-MS
Dictionary of Mass Spectrometry
Eight Peak Index of Mass Spectra Vol. 2
Eight Peak Index of Mass Spectra Vol. 3
Part 1
Eight Peak Index of Mass Spectra Vol. 3
Part 2
Electrospray and
MALDI Mass Spectrometry
Experimental Mass Spectrometry
Fundamentals of
Contemporary Mass Spectrometry
GC/MS
Handbook of Analytical Derivatization
Reactions
Handbook of GC/MS
Indolalkaloide.
Inductively Coupled Plasma
Mass Spectrometry
Inorganic Mass Spectrometry
Interpretation of Mass Spectra
Eidhammer, Ingvar.
Chapman, J. R.
Niessen, W. M. A.
Mallet, A. I
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John Wiley & Sons, (Chichester,
England, Hoboken, NJ )
Academic Press, (London, NewYork )
M. Dekker, (New York)
Wiley, (Chichester, Hoboken, NJ )
Mass Spectrometry Data Center
Mass Spectrometry Data Center
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Mass Spectrometry Data Center
Cole, Richard B
Wiley, (Hoboken, N.J.)
Russell, David H
Dass, Chhabil
Plenum Press, (New York )
Wiley-Interscience,
McMaster, Christopher.
Knapp, Daniel R.
Wiley, (New York )
Wiley, (New York )
Hubschmann, H.J.
Hesse, Manfred
Taylor, Howard E.
Wiley-VCH, (Weinheim)
Verlag Chemie (Weinheim/Bergst)
Academic Press, (San Diego)
Becker, Johanna Sabine.
McLafferty, Fred W.
John Wiley & Sons
University Science Books, (Calif.)
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Interpretation of Mass Spectra of Organic
Compounds
Interpreting Protein Mass Spectra
Introduction to Organic Mass Spectrometry
Introduction to Mass Spectrometry
IUPAC Mass Spectrometry of Natural
Products-11 (Vol. 50 Issue 3)
LC/MS
Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry
Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry
Mass and Abundance Tables for Use
in Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry Basics
Mass Spectrometry for Biotechnology
Mass Spectrometry for Chemists and
Biochemists
Mass Spectrometry in Medicinal Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry in the Biological
Sciences
Mass spectrometry of Inorganic and
Organometallic Compounds
Mass Spectrometry of Organic Compounds
Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry/Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry: A Specialist Periodical
Report Vol. 3
Mass Spectrometry: A Specialist Periodical
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Mass Spectrometry: A Specialist Periodical
Foster, Norman G.
Academic Press, (New York,)
Snyder, A. Peter,
Anees A. Siddiqui
Watson, J. Throck.
B. Sklarz
Hoffmann, Edmond de.
Johnstone, R. A. W
Siuzdak, Gary.
Johnstone, R. A. W.
Oxford University, (New York )
CBS Publishers, Distributors (India)
Lippincott-Raven, (Philadelphia)
Germany (Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences)
John Wiley, (Hoboken, N.J.)
J. Wiley, (New York)
M. Dekker, (New York)
Elsevier Pub. Co., (Amsterdam, | New
York)
J. Wiley, (West Sussex, England)
CRC Press, (Boca Raton)
Academic Press, (San Diego, Calif.)
Cambridge University Press
Klaus T. Wanner
Burlingame, A. L.
Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co.
Humana Press, (Totowa, N.J.)
Spalding, T. R.
Elsevier Scientific Pub.
Co., (Amsterdam, New York,)
Holden-Day (San Francisco)
John Wiley & Sons, (New York )
VCH Publishers, (New York, N.Y.)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Society Burlington
House (London)
The Chemical Societry (London)
McMaster, Marvin C.
Ardrey, R. E.
Niessen, W. M. A.
Williams, A. E
Djerassi, Carl
Barker, James,
Glish, Gary L.
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Mass Spectrometry Vol. 193
Modern Mass Spectrometry: Topics in
Current Chemistry Vol. 225
Modren Methods Of Plant Analysis: Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Vol.3
Practical Organic Mass Spectrometry
Principles and Practice of
Biological Mass Spectrometry
Quadrupole Storage Mass Spectrometry
Quantitative Applications
of Mass Spectrometry
Quantitative Proteomics
by Mass Spectrometry
Quantitative Mass Spectrometry
Quantitative Mass Spectrometry in Life
Sciences
Structure Elucidation of Natural Products
by Mass Spectrometry
Tables for Use in High
Resolution Mass Spectrometry
Techniques of Combined Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry
Textbook for Mass Spectrometry
The Important Peak Index of the Registry
of Mass Spectral Data Vol. 1
The Important Peak Index of the Registry
of Mass Spectral Data Vol. 2
The Important Peak Index of the Registry
of Mass Spectral Data Vol. 3
The Mass Spectra of Organic Molecules
Trace Quantitative Analysis
by Mass Spectrometry
Using Mass Spectrometry for Drug
Metabolism Studies
Barber, R. C.
Budzikiewicz, Herbert.
Cooks, R. G.
James A. McCloskey
Cambridge University Press
Verlag Chemie
Elsevier Scientific Pub. Co.
Academic Press, Inc. (New York)
Christoph A. Schalley
Springer-Verlag (New York)
H.F. Linskens
Springer Private Limited (New Delhi)
Chapman, J. R.
Dass, Chhabil.
Wiley, (Chichester)
John Wiley, (New York)
Hughes, Richard J.
Lavagnini, Irma.
Wiley, (New York )
Wiley, (Chichester)
Sechi, Salvatore,
Humana Press, (Totowa, N.J.)
Millard, Brian J.
Leenheer, A. P. de.
Heyden, (London)
Elsevier Scientific Pub. Co.
Djerassi, Carl
Holden-Day, (San Francisco,)
Cleaver, Raymond
Leslie
McFadden, William H.
Heyden in co-operation with Sadtler
Research Laboratories
Wiley (New York,)
Fred W. Mclafferty
Jeol Ltd MS Section, Training Center
John Wiley & Sons, Inc (New York)
Fred W. Mclafferty
John Wiley & Sons, Inc (New York)
Fred W. Mclafferty
John Wiley & Sons, Inc (New York)
Saunders, R. A.
Basic, Cecilia.
Elsevier Pub. Co.
John Wiley & Sons
Korfmacher, Walter A.
CRC Press, (Boca Raton, FL)
Note: You can also search your required mass spectrometry book by new advanced Online Public Access
Catalog (OPAC) of ICCBS Libraries (library.iccs.edu)
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Mass Spectrometry Links
Mass Spectrometry Journals
Mass Spectrometry Reviews
Journal of the American Society for Mass
Spectrometry
Rapid Communications in Mass
Spectrometry
Journal of Mass Spectrometry
European Journal of Mass Spectrometry
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry
Advances in Mass Spectrometry
Biological Mass Spectrometry
Biomedical & Environmental Mass
Spectrometry
Biomedical Mass Spectroscopy
Organic Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectroscopy Societies
American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS)
Argentinean Society for Mass Spectrometry (SAEM)
Australian and New Zealand Society for Mass
Spectrometry (ANZSMS)
Brazilian Mass Spectrometry Society (BrMASS)
British Mass Spectrometry Society (BMSS)
Canadian Society for Mass Spectrometry (CSMS)
Chinese Mass Spectrometry Society
Dutch Society for Mass Spectrometry (NVMS)
European Society for Mass Spectrometry (ESMS)
French Society of Mass Spectrometry (SFSM)
German Mass Spectrometry Society (DGMS)
Indian Society for Mass Spectrometry (ISMAS)
International Mass Spectrometry Foundation (IMSF)
Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (MSSJ)
Russian Mass Spectrometry Society
Singapore Society for Mass Spectrometry
Spanish Society for Mass Spectrometry (SEEM)
Swedish Mass Spectrometry Society (SMSS)
Swiss Group for Mass Spectrometry (SGMS)
Latest Technology Developments in Mass Spectrometry
LC-IT-TOF-MS: The LCMS-IT-TOF is a new type of mass spectrometer that combines QIT (ion trap)
and TOF (time-of-flight) technologies; high Resolution (>12,000) and with capability to perform MSn
(up to MS10).
MALDI-QIT-TOF-MS: The unique combination of MALDI and QIT allows generation of ions using a
number of different matrices; switching between positive and negative ionization modes in seconds;
simple high resolution precursor ion selection for MSn experiments. Incorporating a TOF analyzer
promotes high resolution and high mass accuracy for all ions.
Imaging Mass Microscope: A combination of an optical microscope which allows the observation of
high-resolution morphological images, with a mass spectrometer which identifies and visualizes the
distribution of specific molecules; superimposing the two images obtained based on these very different
principles, has created a significant new research tool, the imaging mass microscope. The accurate and
high resolution mass images from the iMScope will drive your research to the next level.
LTQ-Orbitrap Hybrid MS: High mass accuracy lowers false positive rates. Parallel acquisition mode
optimizes productivity. High MS and MS/MS sensitivity, wide dynamic range and fast cycle times
increase protein identification, leads to high confidence de novo sequencing results. To enhance the
flexibility of fragmentation experiments for advanced proteomics and small molecule research, the
instrument features an HCD collision cell.
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Upcoming Events Related to Mass Spectrometry
“Clinical Applications of Mass Spectrometry”
29-30 October 2014 (Barcelona, Spain)
With the ability to measure multiple analytes with high sensitivity, often faster and more cheaply
than other methods, mass spectrometry is becoming an attractive method of analysis for the clinic.
Featuring an array of leading researchers and clinicians, SELECTBIO’s Clinical Applications of
Mass Spectrometry conference aims to provide you with an insight into the latest developments in
this area.
As the analytical power of mass spec is realized, the range of applications using this technology
continues to expand. Focus at this meeting will be given to both traditional & emerging uses of MS
in the clinic. Hot topics to be covered include developments of MS in applications ranging from
vitamin D detection to newborn blood spot analysis. Attending this event will provide you with
excellent opportunities for networking with like minded peers, helping you to build new
relationships and optimize your workflow.
Running alongside the conference will be an exhibition covering the latest technological advances
and associated services from leading solution providers within this field. Registered delegates will
also have access to the co-located Food Analysis Congress, ensuring a cost effective trip.
Poster Submission Deadline: 13 October 2014
Web URL: http://selectbiosciences.com/conferences/index.aspx?conf=CAMS2014
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How Far We Can Go With Mass Spectrometry!!!
1. Imaging Mass Spectrometry in Clinic
Optical microscopes cannot determine which molecules are localized in the region of interest. On
the other hand, the positional information of molecules is lost in mass spectrometric analysis.
Imaging mass spectrometry directly detects both natural and synthetic molecules in tissue sections
and measures mass spectra, while retaining their positional information associated with the tissue
section. Then, two-dimensional distributions of specific molecules are visualized by combining the
positional information of each mass spectrum and the signal intensity for specific ions in the mass
spectrum (MS imaging).
From a clinical perspective, MS imaging – unlike most imaging methods – removes the need for
target-specific labeling whilst measuring the required broad spectrum of endogenous and
exogenous analytes in tissues within the histological context. The highly multiplexed analyses
offered by MS imaging enables not only diagnostic (targeted) assays but also the potential for
biomedical discovery applications. Multi-class analysis capability (from proteins and peptides to
drugs, lipids and beyond) is a further strength of MS imaging. The practical simplicity of MS
imaging and its ability to gain reliable information, even from the smallest tissue samples, means
that it has the potential to complement traditional histopathologic evaluation for assisting in
diagnosis, risk assessment, or response prediction to therapy.
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MassSpectrometry
SpectrometryininSpace
Space
2.2.Mass
The Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (INMS) is
intended to measure positive ion and neutral species
composition and structure in the upper atmosphere
of Titan and magnetosphere of Saturn, and to measure
the positive ion and neutral environments of Saturn's
icy satellites and rings. Main objectives of INMS are
to measure ion and neutral species composition and
structure in the upper atmosphere of Titan; to study
Titan
chemistry;
to investigate(INMS)
the interaction
of to
Titan
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during ring
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in the upper
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of
plane
crossings
and
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satellite
flybys.
Saturn, and to measure the positive ion and neutral environments of Saturn's icy satellites and
rings.
INMS Sensing Instruments is a closed source (neutrals only) and open source (ion and neutrals)
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The Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer Subsystem (INMS) will be used to study the neutral gases
Titan upper atmosphere with the magnetosphere and solar wind and to measure ion and neutral
and positive ions in the atmospheres of Saturn and Titan and gases in the vicinities of the Saturnian
species compositions during ring plane crossings and icy satellite flybys.
rings and the icy satellites. It will also study the magnetosphere of Saturn.
INMS Sensing Instruments is a closed source (neutrals only) and open source (ion and neutrals)
The major functional components of the INMS Subsystem are an open ion source, a closed ion
with a Lens System and Quadrupole Mass Analyzer and Detector (1-99 amu).
source, a Quadrupole deflector and lens system, a Quadrupole mass analyzer, and a dual detector
system.
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gases and positive ions in the atmospheres of Saturn and Titan and gases in the vicinities of the
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The major functional components of the INMS Subsystem are an open ion source, a closed ion
source, a Quadrupole deflector and lens system, a Quadrupole mass analyzer, and a dual
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MS-PAK User Group Member’s Profile
S.No.
Name
Degree
Affiliation
Research Interest
Email
1
Aisha Khalid
M.Sc
HEJRIC, UoK
Apply MALDI technique to study enzyme kinetics
[email protected]
2
Amna Siddiqui
M.Sc
HEJRIC, UoK
Working on the metabolomics of serum and plasma
[email protected]
3
Arslan Ali
M.Sc
HEJRIC , UoK
LC-MS/MS and MALDI-TOF analysis of natural product
[email protected]
4
Ayesha Iqbal
B.S.
PCMD, UoK
Working on proteomics in mass spectrometry
[email protected]
5
Dilshad Hussain
M.Phil
BZU Multan
Fabrication of hydrophobic materials and their application in proteomics
[email protected]
6
Fahmida Jabeen
M.Phil
BZU Multan
Analysis of peptides and proteins by self-fabricated hydrophillic materials
[email protected]
7
Fatima Batool
M.Phil
BZU Multan
Analysis of biological fluids using MALDI matrices
[email protected]
8
Kausar Shah
B.S.
HEJRIC UoK
LC-MS/MS and MALDI-TOF analysis of natural product
[email protected]
9
Madiha Goher
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Fragmentation patern studies of natural products
[email protected]
10
Mahwish Saleem
M.Sc
PCMD, UoK
Peptide profiling
[email protected]
11
Muhammad Arif Ahmed
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
GC-MS analysis of microalgal oil for biodiesel production
[email protected]
12
Muhammad Imran
M.Sc
BZU Multan
Interpretation of data using MS and MS/MS for complex biological samples
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13
Muhammad Irfan Akram
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Metabolite profiling of aromatic rice variation
[email protected]
14
Muhammad Salman Bhatti
BS
HEJRIC UoK
Working on MALDI-MS for analysis of proteins and enzymes
[email protected]
15
Naghma Hashmi
Ph.D
HEJRIC, Uok
Bioequivalence study of drugs by LC-MS
[email protected]
16
Najia Shahid
BS
HEJRIC UoK
Development of New MALDI matrices for the analysis of metabolites
[email protected]
17
Naureen Siddiqui
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Compounds have been synthesized and confirmed by mass spectyroscopy
[email protected]
18
Nayab Kanwal
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Chemical fingerprinting and standardization of some medicinal plants
[email protected]
19
Qamar ul Arfeen
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Characterization of degradation products and metabolites of steroidal drugs
[email protected]
20
Sajda Ashraf
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Characterization of isolated compounds from plants
[email protected]
21
Shaheen Shaukat
M.Sc
ICCBS, UoK
Working as a operator in mass spectrometry lab
[email protected]
22
Shumaila Mazhar
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Metabolite profiling in order to find out biomarker compound for lung cancer
[email protected]
23
Syeda Ambreen Fatima
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of environmental samples by mass spectrometry
[email protected]
24
Zareena Bibi
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Fragmentation patern studies of natural products
[email protected]
25
Faraz ul Haq
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of natural products
[email protected]
26
Ina Faraz
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of natural products
[email protected]
27
Fareeha
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of natural products
[email protected]
28
Rabia
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of natural products
[email protected]
29
Sabiha
M.Sc
HEJRIC UoK
Analysis of natural products
[email protected]
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