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IPSC (Exp 1) - ALS, SMA and Control (unaffected) subject-derived iPSC lines - SWATH-MS

ABSTRACT: Defining the human iPSC proteome from 6 genetically diverse backgrounds

PROVIDER: LDS-1358 | LINCS | 2020-8-27

REPOSITORIES: LINCS

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