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Investigating pHis in human systems
We tried to investigate the presence of phosphohistidine in mammalian systems. We investigated this by measuring the presence in multiple cell types, performing kinase assays and dephosphorylating it by acidification
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2022-03-29
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PXD028360
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Pride
Phospohistidine
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