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Betriebliche Gesundheitspolitikspectrometric analysis. Methods for selective isolation of C- and N-terminal peptides have been developed. In this chapter, we outline the context and variety of methods for selective isolation of N-terminal peptides and detail one method based on negative selection through differential removal of internal peptides.

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Mass Spectrometry-Driven Proteomics: An Introduction,ng during a protein’s life span. This starts at the creation of a protein, which is tightly controlled on both a transcriptional (Williams and Tyler, 2007, . ., 88–93) and a translational level (Van Der Kelen et al., 2009, . ., 143–168). During translation, a primary strand of amino acids undergoes