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Inferring post-transcriptional regulation within and across cell types in human testis

2024-10-13

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Single-cell tissue atlases commonly use RNA abundances as surrogates for protein abundances. Yet, protein abundance also depends on the regulation of protein synthesis and degradation rates. To estimate the contributions of such post transcriptional regulation, we quantified the proteomes of 5,883 single cells from human testis using 3 distinct mass spectrometry methods (SCoPE2, pSCoPE, and plexDIA). To distinguis...

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c2af64b6-154d-5001-b9a2-0992332b6cfe
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10.1101/2024.10.08.617313
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