New Views of Old Proteins: Clarifying the Enigmatic Proteome
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Kristin E. Burnum-Johnson | G. Nolan | P. Pevzner | M. Vidal | M. MacCoss | N. Kelleher | N. Slavov | E. Lundberg | C. Vogel | D. Walt | T. Conrads | S. Sechi | K. Rodland | J. V. Van Eyk | A. Herr | K. Burnum-Johnson | A. Naba | R. Drake | K. Burnum‐Johnson | Ravi Iyengar | Ryan T. Kelly | J. Spraggins
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