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Van-An Duong1, Evan Pan2, Prerna Dabral3

  • 1The Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine, McGovern Medical School, The University of Texas Health Science Center At Houston, Houston, Texas, USA.

Proteomics
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OMNIgene·GUT (OG),リン酸緩衝塩素 (PBS) およびRNALater (RNAL) の緩衝体内の排泄物サンプル貯蔵は,ヒト腸内微生物群のタンパク質と分類のプロフィールにおいて高い類似性を示しています. マイクロバイオームの安定性分析に影響を及ぼした微妙な多様性が認められた.

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バイオ情報学ボトムアッププロテオミクス糞のサンプル人間の腸内微生物群マススペクトロメトリーメタプロテオミクス保存媒体

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