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Methods for the detection of paxillin post-translational modifications and interacting proteins by mass spectrometry

Schroeder et al., 2005

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1155680407870736287
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Schroeder M
Webb D
Shabanowitz J
Horwitz A
Hunt D
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Journal of proteome research

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Methods for the simultaneous identification of interacting proteins and post-translational modifications of the focal adhesion adapter protein, paxillin, are presented. The strategy includes (1) lower-level, transient transfection of FLAG-GFP-Paxillin into HEK293 cells,(2) …
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