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A simpler method of preprocessing MALDI-TOF MS data for differential biomarker analysis: stem cell and melanoma cancer studies

Tong et al., 2011

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3485078308530182514
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Tong D
Boocock D
Coveney C
Saif J
Gomez S
Querol S
Rees R
Ball G
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Clinical proteomics

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Introduction Raw spectral data from matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation time-of-flight (MALDI-TOF) with MS profiling techniques usually contains complex information not readily providing biological insight into disease. The association of identified features within raw …
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