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TurboID proximity labelling and label free proteomic analysis of AURKB and ACP1 in GBM43 human glioblastoma cells
Here we are using unbiased proteomic analysis based on proximity labelling and TurboID coupled to MS to try to identify specific interactors of AURKB and ACP1 in GBM43 human glioblastoma cells.
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2026-05-18
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PXD077507
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Acp1
Turboid
Glioblastome
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