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Complete NMR assignment of succinimide and its detection and quantification in peptides and intact proteins

Grassi et al., 2017

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14360984813134424405
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Grassi L
Regl C
Wildner S
Gadermaier G
Huber C
Cabrele C
Schubert M
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Analytical Chemistry

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Detecting and quantifying post-translational modifications (PTMs) in full-length proteins is a challenge, especially in the case of spontaneously occurring, nonenzymatic PTMs. Such a PTM is the formation of succinimide (Snn) in a protein that occurs spontaneously in prone …
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