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Spatial distribution of the proteome in human body and cancers

2025-02-18

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> A comprehensive spatial distribution of the proteome in human body and cancers is fundamental for understanding human biology and diseases including cancers. Here, we present an anatomically resolved human proteome derived from 1781 benign and malignant samples from 58 major tissue types encompassing 251 specific tissues and 25 carcinomas. Based on a spectral library covering over 75% of the huma...

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381a5e96-74c6-5ff6-a7a9-d09f79369f38
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10.1101/2025.02.14.638212
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