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ComplexQuant: high-throughput computational pipeline for the global quantitative analysis of endogenous soluble protein complexes using high resolution protein …

Wan et al., 2013

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16632548146344700645
Author
Wan C
Liu J
Fong V
Lugowski A
Stoilova S
Bethune-Waddell D
Borgeson B
Havugimana P
Marcotte E
Emili A
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Journal of proteomics

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The experimental isolation and characterization of stable multi-protein complexes are essential to understanding the molecular systems biology of a cell. To this end, we have developed a high-throughput proteomic platform for the systematic identification of native …
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