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In vitro crosslinking of PAX8 and PRDM3

ABSTRACT: MS crosslinking of PAX8 and PRDM3 using standard DSSO-based crosslinking

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ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)

SUBMITTER: Hans Voshol

LAB HEAD: Hans Voshol

PROVIDER: PXD021708 | Pride | 2021-03-09

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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	2018A18-0042_PRDM3_PAX8_100XDSSO0_E211Lin.mzXML	Mzxml
	PXP0641_pax8xlink_CSMs.txt	Txt
	PXP0641_pax8xlink_preomics_noDNA_BLU3_2018_0088.raw	Raw
	PXP0641_pax8xlink_preomics_noDNA_BLU3_2018_0092.raw	Raw
	PXP0641_pax8xlink_preomics_plusDNA_BLU3_2018_0089.raw	Raw

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