ArticleAnalytical chemistry2020
Mass Defect-Based DiLeu Tagging for Multiplexed Data-Independent Acquisition.
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Abstract
The unbiased selection of peptide precursors makes data-independent acquisition (DIA) an advantageous alternative to data-dependent acquisition (DDA) for discovery proteomics, but traditional multiplexed quantification approaches employing mass difference labeling or isobaric tagging are incompatible with DIA. Here, we describe a strategy that permits multiplexed quantification by DIA using mass defect-based
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