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Enrichment of low abundance, low molecular weight proteins from human plasma samples
Enrichment of low abundance, low molecular weight proteins from human plasma samples
23 Dec 2019In this application note, Ceres Nanosciences provides a brief description of the Nanotrap® particle technology platform and presents the results of an experimental protocol for enrichment of low-abundance proteins prior to proteolytic digestion, fractionation by liquid chromatography, and analysis by mass spectrometry.
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