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Mass SpectrometryBased Proteomics for Translational Research: A Technical Overview Citation Paulo, Joao A., Vivek Kadiyala, Peter A. Banks, Hanno Steen, and Darwin L. Conwell. 2012. Mass spectrometrybased

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Mass spectrometry-based refers to analytical techniques that measure the mass-to-charge ratio of ions to identify and quantify molecules in complex mixtures, typically used in chemistry and biochemistry.

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