Trafficking and postsecretory events responsible for the formation of secreted human salivary peptides: a proteomics approach.

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Trafficking and postsecretory events responsible for the formation of secreted human salivary peptides: a proteomics approach.

Molecular & cellular proteomics : MCP - 1 May 2008

Messana Irene, Cabras Tiziana, Pisano Elisabetta, Sanna Maria Teresa, Olianas Alessandra, Manconi Barbara, Pellegrini Mariagiuseppina, Paludetti Gaetano, Scarano Emanuele, Fiorita Antonella, Agostino Stefania, Contucci Alessia M, Calò Lea, Picciotti Pasqualina M, Manni Armando, Bennick Anders, Vitali Alberto, Fanali Chiara, Inzitari Rosanna, Castagnola Massimo

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To elucidate the localization of post-translational modifications of different classes of human salivary proteins and peptides (acidic and basic proline-rich proteins (PRPs), Histatins, Statherin, P-B peptide, and "S type" Cystatins) a comparative reversed phase HPLC-ESI-MS analysis on intact proteins of enriched granule preparations from parotid and submandibular glands as well as parotid,...

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DOI: 10.1074/mcp.M700501-MCP200

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