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Multidimensional strategy for sensitive phosphoproteomics incorporating protein prefractionation combined with SIMAC, HILIC, and TiO2 chromatography applied to …

Engholm-Keller et al., 2011

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9697772318967656298
Author
Engholm-Keller K
Hansen T
Palmisano G
Larsen M
Publication year
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Journal of proteome research

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Comprehensive enrichment and fractionation is essential to obtain a broad coverage of the phosphoproteome. This inevitably leads to sample loss, and thus, phosphoproteomics studies are usually only performed on highly abundant samples. Here, we present a …
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