ICP-MS-based Methodology in Metallomics: Towards Single Particle Analysis, Single Cell Analysis, and Spatial Metallomics

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As an emerging interdisciplinary science, metallomics aims to integrate research fields related to metals and metalloids in biological systems from a systematic perspective. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) is considered one of the most versatile tools for metallomics research. This review presents a brief overview of ICP-MS and describes recent advances in ICP-MS instrumentation. Then, ICP-MS-based methods and applications are discussed, focusing on single particle analysis, single cell analysis, and spatial metallomics. With the rapid developments in instrumentation and methodology, ICP-MS-based methodologies will evolve further and play a dominant role in metallomics research.

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Chang, P. P., Zheng, L. N., Wang, B., Chen, M. L., Wang, M., Wang, J. H., & Feng, W. Y. (2022, May 1). ICP-MS-based Methodology in Metallomics: Towards Single Particle Analysis, Single Cell Analysis, and Spatial Metallomics. Atomic Spectroscopy. Atomic Spectroscopy Press Limited. https://doi.org/10.46770/AS.2022.108

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