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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"iTRAQ Proteomics"”.
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ECLIPSED DUAL DISTRIBUTION OF MITOCHONDRIAL PROTEINS IN EUKARYOTES: UBIQUITINATION IN YEAST MITOCHONDRIA AS A PARADIGM
… the ubiquitination machinery. Additionally, the iTRAQ proteomics approach applied in the current thesis sets the ground for systematic screening of dual targeting regulation. We believe that the present studies will have an impact on discovery of new molecular events by which dual targeting, …
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Proteomic profiling of matched normal and tumour tongue biopsies from smokers and non-smokers. Oncoproteomic applications for oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma biomarker discovery
… and causative agents, specific to smoking. An iTRAQ proteomic approach was used to profile protein changes in matched normal and tumour samples from male non-smoking (n=6) and smoking patients (n=6) with tongue carcinomas revealing identification of potential targets specific to cancer. Samples …
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Proteomic profiling of matched normal and tumour tongue biopsies from smokers and non-smokers. Oncoproteomic applications for oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma biomarker discovery
… and causative agents, specific to smoking. An iTRAQ proteomic approach was used to profile protein changes in matched normal and tumour samples from male non-smoking (n=6) and smoking patients (n=6) with tongue carcinomas revealing identification of potential targets specific to cancer. Samples …
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Proteomic profiling of matched normal and tumour tongue biopsies from smokers and non-smokers. Oncoproteomic applications for oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma biomarker discovery
… and causative agents, specific to smoking. An iTRAQ proteomic approach was used to profile protein changes in matched normal and tumour samples from male non-smoking (n=6) and smoking patients (n=6) with tongue carcinomas revealing identification of potential targets specific to cancer. Samples …