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Designing anti-cancer metal complexes with the help of ms.tools

By Alfonso Annunziata. The design of novel metallodrugs with improved biological characteristic is a hot topic in the fields of inorganic chemistry. In this work the synthesis and the structural characterization of novel platinum complexes with carbohydrate-derived ligands, to enhance the selectivity of the agents for cancer cells, was performed. The identity of the new…

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A new vision for recycling plastics

By Simone Giaveri: plastic pollution is one of the biggest issues that humanity has to face. Despite many efforts, a long-term solution for a sustainable handling, that is production and disposal, of synthetic polymer-based materials is still needed. At Prof. F. Stellacci’s lab, we envisioned a new circular-economy model for polymers, where materials are transformed…

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Metalloligands data treatment with ms.tools.epfl

By Erica Giraldi: The formation of triple-stranded helicates was first observed by high resolution ESI mass spectrometry. The functionalized helicates are attractive nanoscale building blocks for more complex supramolecular assemblies, as evidence by the synthesis of the largest trianglimine reported to date. Dominant peaks in the mass spectrum can be attributed to the trianglimine with…

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ASMS Reboot 2020!

The ISIC-EPFL mass spectrometry platform team present a poster at the American society of mass spectrometry (ASMS2020) annual conference. Unfortunately, this year the Face-to-Face 68th ASMS Conference was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even if recording a talk is completely different from present a poster, we are excited to present this poster and video…

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We love teaching !

Test the new exercises section on the ChemCalc website. They are generated randomly by means that every student has a different series (detailed statistics about the progression)! You don’t need any installation and no login is needed. Don’t forget to visit also our teaching section here.

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First Cheminfo steps!

Luc Patiny team describes a simple approach to develop chemical web services. In this first steps, the chemcalc project allows multiple MS calculations such as isotopic distribution simulation, peptide fragmentation simulation, and molecular formula determination. Read the full paper here.

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