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A targeted proteomic approach for the analysis of rat liver mitochondrial outer membrane proteins with extensive sequence coverage

Distler et al., 2006

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7627421021822773012
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Distler A
Kerner J
Peterman S
Hoppel C
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Analytical biochemistry

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Membrane proteins play an important role in cellular function. However, their analysis by mass spectrometry often is hindered by their hydrophobicity and/or low abundance. In this article, we present a method for the mass spectrometric analysis of membrane proteins …
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