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Determination of site-specific phosphorylation ratios in proteins with targeted mass spectrometry

Dekker et al., 2018

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18146030623379728036
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Dekker L
Zeneyedpour L
Snoeijers S
Joore J
Leenstra S
Luider T
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Journal of proteome research

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We show that parallel reaction monitoring (PRM) can be used for exact quantification of phosphorylation ratios of proteins using stable-isotope-labeled peptides. We have compared two different PRM approaches on a digest of a U87 cell culture, namely, direct …
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