Mycoplasma contamination of leukemic cell lines alters protein expression determined by reverse phase protein arrays

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Mycoplasma contamination is a major problem in cell culturing, potentially altering the results of cell line-based experiments in largely uncharacterized ways. To define the consequences of mycoplasma infection at the level of protein expression we utilized the reverse phase protein array technology to analyze the expression of 235 proteins in mycoplasma infected, uninfected post treatment, and never-infected...

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