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Proteogenomics

Renuse et al., 2011

Document ID
4377371621557902126
Author
Renuse S
Chaerkady R
Pandey A
Publication year
Publication venue
Proteomics

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The ability to sequence DNA rapidly, inexpensively and in a high‐throughput fashion provides a unique opportunity to sequence whole genomes of a large number of species. The cataloging of protein‐coding genes from these species, however, remains a non‐trivial …
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