protein identification Archives - Page 5 of 11 - Accelerating Proteomics

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Proteome Localization within the Arabidopsis Endosomal System

With the intention of enhancing existing knowledge on endome... by Amanda Maxwell / 10.12.2016

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Digging Deep: Single-Cell Proteomics of Tomato Root Tips

Single-cell-type proteomics is helpful for studying plant ro... by Emily Humphreys / 10.10.2016

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Using Quantitative Proteomics to Und...

Tuberculosis is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberc... by Miriam Pollak / 09.28.2016

Chemical research in Petri dishes on blue background. Researcher preparing color plates in a microbiology laboratory. Hand of a technician inoculating plates. Top view. Daylight. Image: Stanislav Salamanov/Shutterstock.com.

Biomarker Discovery from the Uveal Melanoma Secretome

Angi et al. (2016) present a nano-liquid chromatography–ta... by Amanda Maxwell / 09.26.2016

Microphotograph of human parasite Schistosoma mansonii which causes tropical diseases schistosomiasis, transverse section through male and female parasites in copulation, light microscopy, X120. Image: Kateryna Kon/shutterstock.com.

Schistosomiasis: Candidate Biomarkers Identified

The current tools for diagnosing and monitoring the human he... by Melissa J. Mayer / 09.23.2016

Threonine (amino acid) molecule, ball and stick model. Atoms colored according to convention. Image: petarg/Shutterstock.com.

Who’s Who: Threonine Versus Isothreonine

Researchers—particularly those interested in tracking canc... by Melissa J. Mayer / 09.21.2016

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