A strategy for distinguishing modified peptides based on post-digestion 18O labeling and mass spectrometry (Q33223136)

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A strategy for distinguishing modified peptides based on post-digestion 18O labeling and mass spectrometry (English)

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Gang Sun

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Vernon E Anderson

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1 January 2005

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Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry

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19

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19

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2849-2856

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A new mass-spectrometric C-terminal sequencing technique finds a similarity between gamma-interferon and alpha 2-interferon and identifies a proteolytically clipped gamma-interferon that retains full antiviral activity

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10.1002/RCM.2133

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