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Crosslinking/mass spectrometry analysis of Human Separase-Scc1-fusion and cohesin SMC1/SMC3 complexes

ABSTRACT: In this study, we employed the photoactivatable crosslinker (sulfo-SDA) to investigate protein-protein interaction between human Separase-Scc1 fusion protein and SMC1/SMC3 cohesin subunits complex in the presence of DNA.

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ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)

SUBMITTER: Kitaik Lee

LAB HEAD: Francis J. O'Reilly

PROVIDER: PXD061667 | Pride | 2025-08-28

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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	E241109_04_KL_Boland_Separase_Scc1_Cohesin_SulfoSDA_pepSEC3_FullMS1.raw	Raw
	E241109_05_KL_Boland_Separase_Scc1_Cohesin_SulfoSDA_pepSEC4_FullMS1.raw	Raw
	E241109_06_KL_Boland_Separase_Scc1_Cohesin_SulfoSDA_pepSEC5_FullMS1.raw	Raw
	E241109_07_KL_Boland_Separase_Scc1_Cohesin_SulfoSDA_pepSEC6_FullMS1.raw	Raw
	E241109_09_KL_Boland_Separase_Scc1_Cohesin_SulfoSDA_pepSEC7_FullMS1.raw	Raw

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