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EGFR N-Glycosylation Profile from Colorectal Cancer Cells
LC-MS/MS glycoproteomic analysis of EGFR N-glycosylation profile. EGFR immunoprecipitated from colorectal cancer cell lines SW48 (wild-type and ST6Gal1 overexpression) and Caco-2 (wild-type and ST6Gal1 knock-out)
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2021-04-14
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PXD017914
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Pride
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Colorectal cancer cell lines
St6gal1
N-glycosylation
Egfr
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ST2/IL-33 signaling promotes malignant development of experimental squamous cell carcinoma by decreasing NK cells cytotoxicity and modulating the intratumoral cell infiltrate.
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S-EPMC6089399
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biostudies-literature
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