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Epitope mapping of an uncertain endogenous antigen implies secretogranin II peptide splicing

2019-12-05

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<h4>Background: </h4> : The search for a tissue-mass reducing reproductive hormone involved a bioassay-guided physicochemical fractionation of sheep blood plasma. This brought forth a candidate protein whose apparent mass on gels and in mass spectrometry (MS) was 7-8 kDa, implying a polypeptide of ~70 residues. Four purification runs gave Edman N-terminal sequences relating to 1 MKPLTGKVKEFNNI 14 . This is bioin...

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35f73210-1058-55e4-859b-052a79044b69
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10.12688/f1000research.20633.2
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