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SuMu homologs - Mass spectrometry of 21 homologs of SuMu

ABSTRACT: Mass spectrometry of 21 homologs of SuMu

INSTRUMENT(S): QSTAR XL, instrument model

ORGANISM(S): Siphoviridae (phages With Long Non-contractile Tails) Enterobacteria Phage Mu (bacteriophage Mu) Clostridium Botulinum C Phage (clostridium Botulinum C Bacteriophage) Synechococcus Phage S-ssm7 Synechococcus Phage Syn9 Listeria Phage A118 (bacteriophage A118)

SUBMITTER: Emilie Zehr

PROVIDER: PRD000685 | Pride | 2012-07-04

REPOSITORIES: pride

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