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The Journal of Biological Chemistry|July 19, 2003
Expression cloning and biochemical characterization of a Rhizobium leguminosarum lipid A 1-phosphataseMark J Karbarz, Suzanne R Kalb, Robert J Cotter, et al.Analytical Chemistry|March 11, 2014
Three enzymatically active neurotoxins of Clostridium botulinum strain Af84: BoNT/A2, /F4, and /F5Suzanne R Kalb, Jakub Baudys, Theresa J Smith, et al.Toxins|June 16, 2017
Characterization of Hemagglutinin Negative Botulinum Progenitor ToxinsSuzanne R Kalb, Jakub Baudys, Theresa J Smith, et al.Journal of Analytical Toxicology|July 10, 2019
Proposed BoNT/A and /B Peptide Substrates Cannot Detect Multiple Subtypes in the Endopep-MS AssaySuzanne R Kalb, Jakub Baudys, Kaitlyn Kiernan, et al.Analytical Chemistry|October 7, 2014
A two-stage multiplex method for quantitative analysis of botulinum neurotoxins type A, B, E, and F by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometryDongxia Wang, Jakub Baudys, Joan Krilich, et al.Analytical Chemistry|October 1, 2005
Detection of botulinum neurotoxin A in a spiked milk sample with subtype identification through toxin proteomicsSuzanne R Kalb, Michael C Goodnough, Carl J Malizio, et al.Toxins|November 28, 2015
Recommended Mass Spectrometry-Based Strategies to Identify Ricin-Containing SamplesSuzanne R Kalb, David M Schieltz, François Becher, et al.Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry|January 13, 2015
Detection of Botulinum Toxins A, B, E, and F in Foods by Endopep-MSSuzanne R Kalb, Joan C Krilich, Janet K Dykes, et al.Analytical Biochemistry|February 28, 2006
The use of Endopep-MS for the detection of botulinum toxins A, B, E, and F in serum and stool samplesSuzanne R Kalb, Hercules Moura, Anne E Boyer, et al.Journal of Microbiological Methods|January 3, 2013
Recovery and detection of botulinum neurotoxins from a nonporous surfaceMatthew Lautenschlager, Susan E Maslanka, Paris A Paul, et al.Pageof 6