Increasing the throughput of sensitive proteomics by plexDIA
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Extended Data Fig. 2 plexDIA analysis of proteins present only in one samples but missing from another. We sought to test identification propagation by plexDIA for the case when proteins are present only in some samples and not in others. To do so, we prepared a standard in which one sample had both 0.3 µg
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