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Whole proteomic analysis of S. purpuratus (purple sea urchin) embryos

ABSTRACT: To investigate the events throughout embryogenesis, we performed a series of proteomic analyses using purple sea urchin embryos as a model.

ORGANISM(S): Strongylocentrotus Purpuratus

SUBMITTER: Mamiko Yajima

PROVIDER: PXD034496 | JPOST Repository | Wed Jun 14 00:00:00 BST 2023

REPOSITORIES: jPOST

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	201231mm_001_SUE-Mic-A_%23A-Mic1_2-20.1uL-500ng.d.zip	Other
	201231mm_002_SUE-NM-A_%23A-NM1_2-23.5uL-500ng.d.zip	Other
	201231mm_003_SUE-Mic-B_%23A-Mic2_2-18.4uL-500ng.d.zip	Other
	201231mm_004_SUE-NM-B_%23A-NM2_2-24.3uL-500ng.d.zip	Other
	201231mm_005_SUE-Mic-C_%23A-Mic3_2-19.1uL-500ng.d.zip	Other

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