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  • - The study highlights a novel method using microfluidic chip-based capillary zone electrophoresis-mass spectrometry (μCZE-MS) for the simultaneous measurement of ATP and its analogues in biological fluids, addressing limitations of traditional methods.
  • - It successfully employed a novel ZipChip Interface to separate and identify nucleotide standards, ATP, ADP, AMP, and adenosine in plasma and BALF from rats, demonstrating quick and direct detection capabilities while emphasizing the need to protect these molecules using chelators like EDTA.
  • - The μCZE-MS method is not only effective for nucleotide analysis but also shows promise for metabolite detection, suggesting its potential for advancing research on extracellular ATP in diseases and developing ATP-target
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