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LC-MS data analyzed for Machine Learning

ABSTRACT: Proteins extracted from mouse liver were digested by trypsin, then tryptic peptides were analyzed using Q-Exactive.

ORGANISM(S): Mus Musculus (mouse)

SUBMITTER: Yoshio Kodera

PROVIDER: PXD027824 | JPOST Repository | Tue Aug 09 00:00:00 BST 2022

REPOSITORIES: jPOST

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	DimethylData_Aito012_001_tML_1vs1_0o040ug_2uL_T40.raw	Raw
	DimethylationData_Aito012_001_tML_1vs1_0o040ug_2uL_T40.mgf	Mgf
	DimethylationData_Aito012_001_tML_1vs1_0o040ug_2uL_T40.msf	Msf
	Machine_EvaluationData_Qhi047_005_itoh_TryLys_0o034ug_3uL_T30.raw	Raw
	Machine_Evaluation_Qhi047_005_itoh_TryLys_0o034ug_3uL_T30.mgf	Mgf

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