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Reimut Zohlnh?fer,Christoph Egle M.A.ng such peptides to reference microbial proteomes. Phylogenomic profiles of sequenced peptides may be then analyzed using numerical taxonomy tools to reveal strain identities up to subspecies level. The results thereof reveal not only the taxonomic position of an investigated strain but also allow f

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,Looking Ahead: 2022–2035 and Beyond,vel requires rigorous standardization, high spectral quality and the application of adequate sample-processing methods, spectra acquisition procedures, and an optimized data analysis pipeline that includes multivariate fingerprinting approaches. However, these conditions cannot be expected in a rout

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Claire Hooker,Chris Degeling,Paul Masontion of un-sequenced or newly acquired SNPs and plasmid proteins that may be specific to a given strain without prior knowledge of the sample. Subsequent identification of expressed proteins, serovar-specific biomarkers, and post-translational modifications by top-down LC-MS/MS is integral to rapid

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Claire Hooker,Chris Degeling,Paul Masonlarity. Two main approaches have been applied to resolve mass peak variations below the species level: the library-based and the proteomics-based approach. Within the library-based approach, both sample pre-treatment and data reduction strategies have been developed. Proteomics-based approaches comp

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Claire Hooker,Chris Degeling,Paul Masonbiomarker masses for phages, initially proliferated in isotopically manipulated growth medium and subsequently grown in microorganisms in growth medium with elements of natural abundance ratios, is monitored and is an indication of drug resistance. Advantages of these assays as well as tools for aut

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