Proteomics of glycoproteins based on affinity selection of glycopeptides from tryptic digests
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概要
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- 2001-03-10
著者
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Regnier F
Department Of Chemistry 3164a Brown Building Purdue University
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Zhang X
Children's Hospital Oakland Res. Inst. Ca Usa
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GENG Ming
Department of Chemistry, 3164A Brown Building, Purdue University
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ZHANG Xiang
Department of Chemistry, 3164A Brown Building, Purdue University
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BINA Minou
Department of Chemistry, 3164A Brown Building, Purdue University
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REGNIER Fred
Department of Chemistry, 3164A Brown Building, Purdue University
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Geng Ming
Department Of Chemistry 3164a Brown Building Purdue University
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Bina Minou
Department Of Chemistry 3164a Brown Building Purdue University
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Regnier Fred
Department Of Chemistry Purdue University
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