A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue. [electronic resource]

By:

Miller, Leah M

Contributor(s):

Huang Yang, Chia-Ping
Xiao, Hui
Isaac, Sylvie
Sève, Pascal
Dumontet, Charles
Band Horwitz, Susan
Hogue Angeletti, Ruth

Producer: 20130329Description: 502-6 p. digitalISSN:

1862-8354

Subject(s):

Amino Acid Sequence
Bridged-Ring Compounds -- pharmacology
Cell Line, Tumor
Drug Resistance, Neoplasm -- drug effects
Humans
Molecular Sequence Data
Protein Isoforms -- analysis
Spectrometry, Mass, Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption-Ionization
Taxoids -- pharmacology
Trypsin -- metabolism
Tubulin -- analysis

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In: Proteomics. Clinical applications vol. 6

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A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue.

APA

Miller L. M., Huang Yang C., Xiao H., Isaac S., Sève P., Dumontet C., Band Horwitz S. & Hogue Angeletti R. (20130329). A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue. : Proteomics. Clinical applications.

Chicago

Miller Leah M, Huang Yang Chia-Ping, Xiao Hui, Isaac Sylvie, Sève Pascal, Dumontet Charles, Band Horwitz Susan and Hogue Angeletti Ruth. 20130329. A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue. : Proteomics. Clinical applications.

Harvard

Miller L. M., Huang Yang C., Xiao H., Isaac S., Sève P., Dumontet C., Band Horwitz S. and Hogue Angeletti R. (20130329). A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue. : Proteomics. Clinical applications.

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Miller Leah M, Huang Yang Chia-Ping, Xiao Hui, Isaac Sylvie, Sève Pascal, Dumontet Charles, Band Horwitz Susan and Hogue Angeletti Ruth. A label-free mass spectrometry method for relative quantitation of β-tubulin isotype expression in human tumor tissue. : Proteomics. Clinical applications. 20130329.

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