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Quantitative analysis of the proteomic response of human tumor cell lines to sirtinol

2015-01-01

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My thesis develops and evaluates a novel, hybrid method for mass spectrometry based proteomics, with the goal of increasing the number of protein identifications, while also allowing quantitative analysis to be performed. The hybrid approach I developed uses classical SILAC labeling coupled to a ~novel~ scheme for enriching cysteic acid containing peptides which are generated by oxidizing the cysteine and cystine...

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24c14f60-607a-59e6-a933-99d61be2d5a7
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10.21954/ou.ro.0000ef8c
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