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Cross-linked ammonia monooxygenase complex in BN-PAGE gel from Nitrososphaera viennensis

ABSTRACT: A band containing the ammonia monooxygenase complex from Nitrosospheara viennensis was cut from a Blue Native PAGE gel and cross linked using DSSO.

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ORGANISM(S): Nitrososphaera Viennensis En76

SUBMITTER: Logan Hodgskiss

LAB HEAD: Christa Schleper

PROVIDER: PXD034475 | Pride | 2023-02-13

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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	20210907_C7_XL_MaxQuant_Results_txt.zip	Other
	20210907_E2_RSLC2_Hodgskiss_Schleper_ext_Uni_MPL_C7_DSSO_95p.raw	Raw
	20210907_E2_RSLC2_Hodgskiss_Schleper_ext_Uni_MPL_C7_DSSO_95p_FS_cv-40.raw	Raw
	20210907_E2_RSLC2_Hodgskiss_Schleper_ext_Uni_MPL_C7_DSSO_95p_FS_cv-55.raw	Raw
	20210907_E2_RSLC2_Hodgskiss_Schleper_ext_Uni_MPL_C7_DSSO_95p_FS_cv-70.raw	Raw

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