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Comparison of extensive protein fractionation and repetitive LC-MS/MS analyses on depth of analysis for complex proteomes

Wang et al., 2010

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13990725445718423780
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Wang H
Chang-Wong T
Tang H
Speicher D
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Journal of proteome research

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In-depth, reproducible coverage of complex proteomes is challenging because the complexity of tryptic digests subjected to LC-MS/MS analysis frequently exceeds mass spectrometer analytical capacity, which results in undersampling of data. In this study, we …
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