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LC-MS/MS Genetic code expansion(GCE)

ABSTRACT: #1. Bottom-up data of ALDOA-K147 purified protein ALDOA-K147-purified-protein #2. Bottom-up data of IP-MS analysis of Klac and KlacOEt 20231016-DIA-IP-N1-con 20231016-DIA-IP-N2-con 20231016-DIA-IP-N3-con 20231016-DIA-IP-N1-Klac 20231016-DIA-IP-N2-Klac 20231016-DIA-IP-N3-Klac 20231016-DIA-IP-N1-KlacOEt 20231016-DIA-IP-N2-KlacOEt 20231016-DIA-IP-N3-KlacOEt 20231016-DDA-IP-con 20231016-DDA-IP-Klac 20231016-DDA-IP-KlacOEt 20231016-input-con 20231016-input-Klac 20231016-input-KlacOEt #3. TRAP analysis of ALDOA-WT and ALDOA-K147 20240307-TRAP-A1 20240307-TRAP-A2 20240307-TRAP-A3 20240307-TRAP-A4 20240307-TRAP-K1 20240307-TRAP-K2 20240307-TRAP-K3 20240307-TRAP-K4

INSTRUMENT(S): Orbitrap Eclipse

ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)

SUBMITTER: Liu Chenguang

LAB HEAD: Hui Ye

PROVIDER: PXD052776 | Pride | 2024-12-15

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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