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A comprehensive pipeline for translational top-down proteomics from a single blood draw

Toby et al., 2019

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18178666169791394015
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Toby T
Fornelli L
Srzentić K
DeHart C
Levitsky J
Friedewald J
Kelleher N
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Nature protocols

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Top-down proteomics (TDP) by mass spectrometry (MS) is a technique by which intact proteins are analyzed. It has become increasingly popular in translational research because of the value of characterizing distinct proteoforms of intact proteins. Compared to bottom-up …
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