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Robert Brown (Browngeek)
Posted on Thursday, April 12, 2001 - 10:06 am:   

Hello, I have a Foss RCA static sampler and have been searching for articles/discussions in regards to protein modification.

Just looking for some help in this area.
Thank you for your time
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Dr. Gary Clauson
Posted on Thursday, May 03, 2001 - 3:10 pm:   

I looked into this a couple of years ago when I was working at a previous employer. As I recall, I found nothing in the literature (Chem Abs), and the vendors I contacted had nothing in their databases on the subject. My 'gut feeling' as a chemist and spectroscopist is that NIR should be useful in this area. Unfortunately, the previous employer did not have NIR capability so I was not able to personally investigate it.
I'll check to see whether I have anything relevant in my archived files; if I do, I'll post it.
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Tony Davies (Td)
Posted on Tuesday, May 08, 2001 - 3:27 pm:   

There is a paper by Laporte et al. in the Proceedings of NIR-99 pages 9-15 published by NIR Publications.

Tony Davies
(Yes I was the editor!)
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Jonas Carlsson (Jonas)
Posted on Monday, December 03, 2001 - 3:25 am:   

It´s possible to make a calibration that decide if the proteins has been frozen or not. I have done it myself on milkprotein. In Norway prof.Isaksson has made an applikation that determine if meat has been frozen or not.
I think his got a publication on that, it was some years ago.

Best regards
Jonas Carlsson

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