Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking ER-phagy receptors

By Melissa Hoyer, PhD and J. Wade Harper
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Description
TMT proteomics datasets iNeurons lacking the following ER-phagy receptors: Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking FAM134C Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking FAM134C/A Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking FAM134C/A/B Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking FAM134C/A/B;TEX264 Proteomic analysis of iNeurons lacking FAM134C/A/B;TEX264;CCPG1 Proteomic analysis of cells lacking FAM134B Proteomic analysis of cells lacking FAM134A Proteomic analysis of cells lacking TEX264 Proteomic analysis of cells lacking CCPG1 Proteomic analysis of cells lacking FAM134B/C
Tags
  • Cell culture
  • Endoplasmic reticulum
  • Human
  • In Vitro
  • iNeurons (induced neurons)
  • Mass spectrometry
  • Protein
Team
Team Harper
Program
Collaborative Research Network
Theme
PD Functional Genomics

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