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With a doctorate in biochemistry, Todd Fitzpatrick has worked for 20 years in analytical chemistry and structural biology. He directs mass spectrometry services at a proteomics core facility, analyzing therapeutic antibodies and engineered proteins. His research support involves mapping post-translational modifications, profiling intact glycans, and assessing higher-order protein structures for academic and industrial investigative groups. Fitzpatrick earlier operated high-resolution mass spectrometers in a university analytical facility, building expertise in liquid chromatography and biophysical characterization after graduating with a bachelor of science in chemistry.

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DIA Mass Spectrometry for Modern Proteomics Analysis Chemistry
Aspartimide in Proteins: Formation and Detection Chemistry
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Capillary Western Blot: Techniques for Modern Protein Analysis Biology
Glycan Analysis Mass Spectrometry: Techniques and Applications Chemistry
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