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HIGH THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING AND PROTEOMICS TO IDENTIFY IMMUNOGENIC PROTEINS OF A NEW PATHOGEN: THE DIRTY GENOME APPROACH

OMICS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: GENOMICS, PHARMACOGENOMICS, PROTEOMICS, AND TRANSCRIPTOMICS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH (2014)

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OMICS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: GENOMICS, PHARMACOGENOMICS, PROTEOMICS, AND TRANSCRIPTOMICS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0008423

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