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How to study PTMs: A Guide for new PTM Investigators

Bioscience Reports Article: Simple toolsets to identify endogenou PTMs for a target protein

Neoplasia Article: Identifying Regulatory Posttranslational Modifications of PD-L1

JoVE Article: Visual Protocol For Investigating Post- translational Modifications of Target Proteins

Acetyl-Lysine Protocols

Phosphotyrosine Protocols

Monoubiquitination: A dynamic tag for protein regulation

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