Dodds Group Publications

Fig. 45

Application of Group I Metal Adduction to the Separation of Steroids by Traveling Wave Ion Mobility Spectrometry pdf

A. L. Rister, T. L. Martin, and E. D. Dodds
Journal of American Society of Mass Spectrometry  30: 248-255 (2019)
Fig. 44

Formation of multimeric steroid metal adducts and implications for isomer mixture separation by traveling wave ion mobility spectrometry pdf

A. L. Rister, T. L. Martin, and E. D. Dodds
Journal of Mass Spectrometry 54: 429-436 (2019)
Fig. 43

Precursor ion survival energies of protonated N-glycopeptides and their weak dependencies on high mannose N-glycan composition in collision-induced dissociation pdf

F. Aboufazeli and E. D. Dodds
Analyst 143: 4459-4468 (2018)
Fig. 42

Ion mobility-​resolved collision-​induced dissociation and electron transfer dissociation of N-​glycopeptides: gathering orthogonal connectivity information from a single mass-​selected precursor ion population pdf

V. Kolli, K. Schumacher, and E. D. Dodds
Analyst 142: 4691-4702 (2017)
Fig. 41

Optimizing sequence coverage for a moderate mass protein in nano-electrospray ionization quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry pdf

R. Matsuda, V. Kolli, M. Woods, E. D. Dodds, and D. S. Hage
Analytical Biochemistry 509: 115-117 (2016)
Fig. 40

A case for protein-level and site-level specificity in glycoproteomic studies of disease pdf

K. N. Schumacher and E. D. Dodds
Glycoconjugate Journal 33: 377-385 (2016)
Fig. 39

The role of proton mobility in determining the energy-resolved vibrational activation / dissociation channels of N-glycopeptide ions pdf

V. Kolli, H. A. Roth, G. De La Cruz, G. S. Fernando, and E. D. Dodds
Analytica Chimica Acta 896: 85-92 (2015)
Fig. 38

Obtaining complementary polypeptide sequence information from a single precursor ion packet via sequential ion mobility resolved electron transfer and vibrational activation pdf

D. Rathore, F. Aboufazeli, and E. D. Dodds
Analyst 140: 7175-7183 (2015)
Fig. 37

Ion-neutral collisional cross sections of carbohydrate isomers as divalent cation adducts and their electron transfer products pdf

Y. Huang and E. D. Dodds
Analyst, 140: 6912-6921 (2015)
Fig. 36

Ion dissociation methods in proteomics pdf

D. Rathore, F. Aboufazeli, Y. Huang, V. Kolli, G. S. Fernando, and E. D. Dodds
Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry, 1-26 (2015)
Fig. 35

Discrimination of isomeric carbohydrates as the electron transfer products of group II cation adducts by ion mobility spectrometry and tandem mass spectrometry pdf

Y. Huang and E. D. Dodds
Analytical Chemistry, 87: 5664-5668 (2015)
Fig. 34

A comparison of energy-resolved vibrational activation / dissociation characteristics of protonated and sodiated high mannose N-glycopeptides pdf

F. Aboufazeli, V. Kolli, and E. D. Dodds
Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 26: 587-595 (2015)
Fig. 33

Combining DI-ESI-MS and NMR datasets for metabolic profiling pdf

D. D. Marshall, S. Lei, B. Worley, Y. Huang, A. Garcia-Garcia, R. Franco, E. D. Dodds, and R. Powers
Metabolomics, 11: 391-402 (2015)
Fig. 32

Engaging challenges in glycoproteomics: recent advances in MS-based glycopeptide analysis pdf

V. Kolli, K. N. Schumacher, and E. D. Dodds
Bioanalysis 7: 113-131 (2015)
Fig. 31

A study of calibrant selection in measurement of carbohydrate and peptide ion-neutral collision cross sections by traveling wave ion mobility spectrometry pdf

A. S. Gelb, R. E. Jarratt, Y. Huang, and E. D. Dodds
Analytical Chemistry 86: 11396-11402 (2014)
Fig. 30

Alterations in energy/redox metabolism induced by mitochondrial and environmental toxins: a specific role for glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase and the pentose phosphate pathway in paraquat toxicity pdf

S. Lei, L. Zavala-Flores, A. Garcia-Garcia, R. Nandakumar, Y. Huang, N. Madayiputhiya, R. C. Stanton, E. D. Dodds, R. Powers, and R. Franco
ACS Chemical Biology 9: 2032-2048 (2014)
Fig. 29

Collision-induced release, ion mobility separation, and amino acid sequence analysis of subunits from mass-selected noncovalent protein complexes pdf

D. Rathore and E. D. Dodds
Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry 25: 1600-1609 (2014)
Fig. 28

Energy-resolved collision-induced dissociation pathways of model N-linked glycopeptides: implications for capturing glycan connectivity and peptide sequence in a single experiment pdf

V. Kolli and E. D. Dodds
Analyst 139: 2144-2153 (2014)
Fig. 27

Carbohydrate and glycoconjugate analysis by ion mobility mass spectrometry: opportunities and challenges pdf

Y. Huang, A. S. Gelb, and E. D. Dodds
Current Metabolomics 1: 291-305 (2013)
Fig. 26

Ion mobility studies of carbohydrates as group I adducts: isomer specific collisional cross section dependence on metal ion radius pdf

Y. Huang and E. D. Dodds
Analytical Chemistry 85: 9728-9735 (2013)
Fig. 25

A polymetamorphic protein pdf

K. L. Stewart, E. D. Dodds, V. H. Wysocki, and M. H. J. Cordes
Protein Science 22: 641-649 (2013)
Fig. 24

Potential of urinary metabolites for diagnosing multiple sclerosis pdf

T. Gebregiworgis, C. Massilamany, A. Gangaplara, S. Thulasingam, V. Kolli, M. T. Werth, E. D. Dodds, D. Steffen, J. Reddy, and R. Powers
ACS Chemical Biology 8: 684-690 (2013)
Fig. 23

A classifier based on accurate mass measurements to aid large-scale, unbiased glycoproteomics pdf

J. W. Foehlich, E. D. Dodds, M. Wilhelm, O. Serang, J. A. Steen, and R. S. Lee
Molecular & Cellular Proteomics 12: 1017-1025 (2013)
Fig. 22

Gas-phase dissociation of glycosylated peptide ions pdf

E. D. Dodds
Mass Spectrometry Reviews 31: 666-682 (2012)
Fig. 21

Determinants of gas-phase disassembly behavior in homodimeric protein complexes with related yet divergent structures pdf

E. D. Dodds, A. E. Blackwell, C. M. Jones, K. L. Holso, D. J. O'Brien, M. H. J. Cordes, and V. H. Wysocki
Analytical Chemistry 83: 3881-3889 (2011)
Fig. 20

Research in bioanalysis and separations at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln pdf

D. S. Hage, E. D. Dodds, L. Du, and R. Powers
Bioanalysis 3: 1065-1076 (2011)
Fig. 19

Revealing the quaternary structure of a heterogeneous noncovalent protein complex through surface-induced dissociation pdf

A. E. Blackwell, E. D. Dodds, V. Bandarian, and V. H. Wysocki
Analytical Chemistry 83: 2862-2865 (2011)
Fig. 18

Differentiation and quantification of C1 and C2 13C-labeled glucose by tandem mass spectrometry pdf

W. Jiang, V. H. Wysocki, E. D. Dodds, R. L. Miesfeld, and P. Y. Scaraffia
Analytical Biochemistry 404: 40-44 (2011)
Fig. 17

Glycoprotein expression in human milk during lactation pdf

J. W. Froehlich, E. D. Dodds, M. Barboza, E. L. McJimpsey, R. R. Seipert, J. Francis, H. J. An, S. Freeman, J. B. German, and C. B. Lebrilla
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 58: 6440-6448 (2010)
Fig. 16

Understanding and exploiting peptide fragment ion intensities using experimental and informatic approaches pdf

A. C. Gucinski, E. D. Dodds, W. Li, and V. H. Wysocki
Methods in Molecular Biology 604: 73-94 (2010)
Fig. 15

Polymerase chain reaction, nuclease digestion, and mass spectrometry based assay for the trinucleotide repeat status of the fragile X mental retardation 1 gene pdf

E. D. Dodds, F. Tassone, P. J. Hagerman, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Chemistry 81: 5533-5540 (2009)
Fig. 14

Analytical performance of immobilized pronase for glycopeptide footprinting and implications for surpassing reductionist glycoproteomics pdf

E. D. Dodds, R. R. Seipert, B. H. Clowers, J. B. German, and C. B. Lebrilla
Journal of Proteome Research 8: 502-512 (2009)
Fig. 13

Exploiting differential dissociation chemistries of O-linked glycopeptide ions for the localization of mucin-type protein glycosylation pdf

R. R. Seipert, E. D. Dodds, and C. B. Lebrilla
Journal of Proteome Research 8: 493-501 (2009)
Fig. 12

Dual polarity accurate mass calibration for electrospray ionization and matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry using maltooligosaccharides pdf

B. H. Clowers, E. D. Dodds, R. R. Seipert, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Biochemistry 381: 205-213 (2008)
Fig. 11

Factors that influence fragmentation behavior of N-linked glycopeptide ions pdf

R. R. Seipert, E. D. Dodds, B. H. Clowers, S. M. Beecroft, J. B. German, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Chemistry 80: 3684-3692 (2008)
Fig. 10

Systematic characterization of high mass accuracy influence on false discovery and probablity scoring in peptide mass fingerprinting pdf

E. D. Dodds, B. H. Clowers, P. J. Hagerman, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Biochemistry 372: 156-166 (2008)
Fig. 09

Enabling MALDI-FTICR-MS/MS for high performance proteomics through combination of infrared and collisional activation pdf

E. D. Dodds, J. B. German, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Chemistry 79: 9547-9556 (2007)
Fig. 08

Site determination of protein glycosylation based on digestion with immobilized nonspecific proteases and Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry pdf

B. H. Clowers, E. D. Dodds, R. R. Seipert, and C. B. Lebrilla
Journal of Proteome Research 6: 4032-4040 (2007)
Fig. 07

Fragmentation of singly protonated peptides via a combination of infrared and collisional activation pdf

E. D. Dodds, P. J. Hagerman, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Chemistry 78: 8506-8511
Fig. 06

Enhanced peptide mass fingerprinting through high mass accuracy: exclusion of non-peptide signals based on residual mass pdf

E. D. Dodds, H. J. An, P. J. Hagerman, and C. B. Lebrilla
Journal of Proteome Research 5: 1195-1203 (2006)
Fig. 05

Proton transfer chemical ionization mass spectrometry of fatty acid methyl esters separated by gas chromatography: quantitative aspects pdf

E. D. Dodds, M. R. McCoy, L. D. Rea, and J. M. Kennish
European Journal of Lipid Science and Technology 107: 560-564 (2005)
Fig. 04

Atmospheric pressure MALDI Fourier transform mass spectrometry of labile oligosaccharides pdf

J. Zhang, L. LaMotte, E. D. Dodds, and C. B. Lebrilla
Analytical Chemistry 77: 4429-4438 (2005)
Fig. 03

Gas chromatographic quantification of fatty acid methyl esters: flame ionization detection vs. electron impact mass spectrometry pdf

E. D. Dodds, M. R. McCoy, L. D. Rea, and J. M. Kennish
Lipids 40: 419-428 (2005)
Fig. 02

Microscale recovery of total lipids from fish tissue by accelerated solvent extraction pdf

E. D. Dodds, M. R. McCoy, A. Geldenhuys, L. D. Rea, and J. M. Kennish
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society 81: 835-840 (2004)
Fig. 01

Quantitative analysis of perchlorate in extracts of whole fish homogenates by ion chromatography: comparison of suppressed conductivity detection and electrospray ionization mass spectrometry pdf

E. D. Dodds, J. M. Kennish, F. A. von Hippel, R. Bernhardt, and M. E. Hines
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry 379: 881-887 (2004)