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In-depth exploration of Hevea brasiliensis latex proteome and “hidden allergens” via combinatorial peptide ligand libraries

D'Amato et al., 2010

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10644761270324854464
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D'Amato A
Bachi A
Fasoli E
Boschetti E
Peltre G
Sénéchal H
Sutra J
Citterio A
Righetti P
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Journal of proteomics

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The proteome of Hevea brasiliensis latex has been explored in depth via combinatorial peptide ligand libraries. A total of 300 unique gene products have been identified in this latex, whose proteome has been largely unknown up to the present. In search for unknown …
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