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. 2011 Dec 13;2:75. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2011.00075

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Copyright © 2011 Keskin, Reinhold, Lee, Zhang, Lank, O’Connor, Berkowitz, Brusic, Kim and Reinherz.

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Figure A13 — (A) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS1; (B) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS2; (C) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS4; (D) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS5; (E) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS6; (F) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS7; (G) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS8; (H) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS9. Only in the MS2 spectra of (G,H) can one not recognize the dissociation spectrum of a GILT signal peptide.

Figure A13 — (A) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS1; (B) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS2; (C) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS4; (D) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS5; (E) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS6; (F) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS7; (G) MS² 605.8 of sample KTS8; (H) MS² 449.8 of sample KTS9. Only in the MS2 spectra of (G,H) can one not recognize the dissociation spectrum of a GILT signal peptide.