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Limitations and pitfalls in protein identification by mass spectrometry

Lubec et al., 2007

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3241201579714751485
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Lubec G
Afjehi-Sadat L
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Chemical reviews

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The advent of proteomics techniques for protein identification (PrI) represented a major step forward in protein chemistry, 1, 2 and indeed, a legion of laboratories are now using different methods of mass spectrometry for peptide identification (PI). Many thousands of proteomics …
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    • G01N33/6803—General methods of protein analysis not limited to specific proteins or families of proteins
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