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Simplifying the ion source for mass spectrometryI‐Chung Lu, Sarah Trimpin, M. Pophristić et al.|Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry|2016Cited by 24
An overview of biological applications and fundamentals of new <i>inlet</i> and <i>vacuum</i> ionization technologiesSarah Trimpin, Ellen D. Inutan, Alicia Richards et al.|Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry|2020Cited by 17
Sublimation Driven Ionization for Use in Mass Spectrometry: Mechanistic ImplicationsCharles N. McEwen, Sarah Trimpin, Ellen D. Inutan et al.|Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry|2020Cited by 16
Development of an easily adaptable, high sensitivity source for inlet ionizationI‐Chung Lu, Sarah Trimpin, Efstathios A. Elia et al.|Analytical Methods|2017Cited by 16