Characteristic neutral loss of CH3CHO from Thr-containing sodium-associated peptides.

Characteristic neutral loss of CH3CHO from Thr-containing sodium-associated peptides.
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10.1002/jms.3555
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2015-03
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Journal of mass spectrometry : JMS
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Huixin Wang;B. Wang;Zhonglin Wei;Yanwei Cao;X. Guan;Xinhua Guo
Huixin Wang;B. Wang;Zhonglin Wei;Yanwei Cao;X. Guan;Xinhua Guo
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作者:
Huixin Wang;B. Wang;Zhonglin Wei;Yanwei Cao;X. Guan;Xinhua Guo

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