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Deep-sequencing nitroso-proteomes by a modified SNOSID proteomics platform revealed novel roles of protein nitrosylation in uterine artery hemodynamics regulation

Placenta(2023)10.1016/j.placenta.2023.07.208Source: DataRank Database

Deep-sequencing nitroso-proteomes by a modified SNOSID proteomics platform revealed novel roles of protein nitrosylation in uterine artery hemodynamics regulation is a research paper published in Placenta (2023). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0.

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Fenglong Jiao ORCID,Alejandra Garcia Salmeron,Lan Huang ORCID,Dong‐bao Chen ORCID,Jin Bai ORCID

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Deep-sequencing nitroso-proteomes by a modified SNOSID proteomics platform revealed novel roles of protein nitrosylation in uterine artery hemodynamics regulation

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