Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry

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Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry. / Sylvestersen, Kathrine B; Nielsen, Michael L.

Current Protocols in Protein Science. Vol. 82 2015. (Current Protocols in Protein Science).

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Sylvestersen, KB & Nielsen, ML 2015, Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry. in Current Protocols in Protein Science. vol. 82, Current Protocols in Protein Science. https://doi.org/10.1002/0471140864.ps2407s82

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Sylvestersen, K. B., & Nielsen, M. L. (2015). Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry. In Current Protocols in Protein Science (Vol. 82). Current Protocols in Protein Science https://doi.org/10.1002/0471140864.ps2407s82

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Sylvestersen KB, Nielsen ML. Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry. In Current Protocols in Protein Science. Vol. 82. 2015. (Current Protocols in Protein Science). https://doi.org/10.1002/0471140864.ps2407s82

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Sylvestersen, Kathrine B ; Nielsen, Michael L. / Large-Scale Identification of the Arginine Methylome by Mass Spectrometry. Current Protocols in Protein Science. Vol. 82 2015. (Current Protocols in Protein Science).

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