A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint

Y Xu; RG Brereton; K Trebesius; I Bergmaier; E Oberzaucher; K Grammer; DJ Penn

doi:10.1039/b702410j

A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint

Y Xu, RG Brereton, K Trebesius, I Bergmaier, E Oberzaucher, K Grammer, DJ Penn

School of Chemistry

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Translated title of the contribution	A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	638 - 646
Number of pages	9
Journal	Analyst
Volume	132
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1039/b702410j
Publication status	Published - May 2007

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Xu, Y., Brereton, RG., Trebesius, K., Bergmaier, I., Oberzaucher, E., Grammer, K., & Penn, DJ. (2007). A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint. Analyst, 132, 638 - 646. https://doi.org/10.1039/b702410j

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A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint. / Xu, Y; Brereton, RG; Trebesius, K et al.
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Xu Y, Brereton RG, Trebesius K, Bergmaier I, Oberzaucher E, Grammer K et al. A fuzzy distance metric for measuring the dissimilarity of planar chromatographic profiles with application to denaturinGrammarent gel electrophoresis data from human skin microbes: Demonstration of an individual and gender-based fingerprint. Analyst. 2007 May;132:638 - 646. doi: 10.1039/b702410j