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In collaboration with John B. Mangrum from the Food and Drug Administration

January 1, 2017

In collaboration with John B. Mangrum from the Food and Drug Administration, “Comparative analysis of INLIGHT™-labeled enzymatically depolymerized heparin by reverse-phase chromatography and high-performance mass spectrometry”. Mangrum JB, Mehta AY, Alabbas AB, Desai UR, Hawkridge AM., Anal Bioanal Chem. 2017 Jan; 409(2):499-509

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