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Subcellular proteomics

Dreger, 2003

Document ID
15351919922412133563
Author
Dreger M
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Mass spectrometry reviews

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Abstract I. Introduction: The Need for a Repertoire of Proteome Analysis Strategies as the Analytical Complement 28 II. Rationale of Proteome Analysis at the Level of Subcellular Structures 29 III. Analytical Tools in Subcellular Proteomics 29 A. Protein‐Identification …
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