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Detecting genetically variant peptides in non-human samples

2024-08-22

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During proteomics data analysis, experimental spectra are searched against a user-defined protein database consisting of proteins that are reasonably expected to be present in the sample. Typically, this database contains the proteome of the organism under study concatenated with expected contaminants such as trypsin and human keratins. However, there are additional contaminants that are not commonly added to the...

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a1e3ab7b-8918-5878-a20b-416762b72a08
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10.1101/2024.08.22.609263
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