@Anirudh50919300@bmss_official 2/2 When they are too close to each other, it should be possible to separate them by Ion Mobility Mass spectrometry as they will have different conformations/masses/charges/sizes/shapes
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@Anirudh50919300@bmss_official 1/2 Thank you, that is a good question. In general, they can have very close m/z which can be separated by high resolution.
@SCancho The fragmentation technique used is collision induced dissociation (CID) which is the most commonly used in tandem MS and for oligonucleotides. Other fragmentation techniques can be used in complementary of CID as they will give different types of fragments.
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@DrG34185295 Thank you, at the moment I do not know, but it should be possible to apply it for modified oligo.
Depending on the modifications, different types of fragments should be observable.
@SCancho At the moment, the different software used to process the data are limited that is why new observations are necessary which could be used in new software.
Using AI could help but it is out of my area.
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