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Widespread noncoded amino acids in human proteome

2018-03-30

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Proteins are usually deciphered by translation of the coding genome; however, their amino acid residues are seldom determined directly across the proteome. Herein, we describe a systematic workflow for identifying all possible protein residues that differ from the coding genome, termed noncoded amino acids (ncAAs). By measuring the mass differences between the coding amino acids and the actual pr...

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bdfdea67-707f-566c-a6f8-716dc8e8dcac
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10.1101/292474
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