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Analysis of complex protein mixtures with improved sequence coverage using (CE− MS/MS) n

Garza et al., 2006

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15958287544200209381
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Garza S
Moini M
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Analytical chemistry

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Identification of proteins, in a complex protein mixture, using one-dimensional high- performance liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (HPLC− MS/MS) analysis of its digest, usually suffers from low sequence coverage. There are several reasons for the low …
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