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TextSentencer_T1 0-142 Sentence denotes Uncovering effects of ex vivo protease activity during proteomics and peptidomics sample extraction in rat brain tissue by oxygen-18 labeling.
T1 0-142 Sentence denotes Uncovering effects of ex vivo protease activity during proteomics and peptidomics sample extraction in rat brain tissue by oxygen-18 labeling.
TextSentencer_T2 143-224 Sentence denotes In biological samples, proteins and peptides are altered by proteolytic activity.
T2 143-224 Sentence denotes In biological samples, proteins and peptides are altered by proteolytic activity.
TextSentencer_T3 225-349 Sentence denotes The actual ex vivo form of the peptidome or proteome analyzed, therefore, does not always reflect the natural in vivo state.
T3 225-349 Sentence denotes The actual ex vivo form of the peptidome or proteome analyzed, therefore, does not always reflect the natural in vivo state.
TextSentencer_T4 350-450 Sentence denotes Sample stabilization and sample treatment are thereby decisive for how far these two states diverge.
T4 350-450 Sentence denotes Sample stabilization and sample treatment are thereby decisive for how far these two states diverge.
TextSentencer_T5 451-635 Sentence denotes To assess ex vivo formation of peptides, we used enzymatic incorporation of oxygen-18 water during proteolysis (PALeO approach) to label ex-vivo-formed peptides in rodent brain tissue.
T5 451-635 Sentence denotes To assess ex vivo formation of peptides, we used enzymatic incorporation of oxygen-18 water during proteolysis (PALeO approach) to label ex-vivo-formed peptides in rodent brain tissue.
TextSentencer_T6 636-882 Sentence denotes Rates of ex-vivo-formed peptides were determined in 25 samples that were stabilized and treated by six different protocols, whereby samples were subjected to different conditions such as temperature, urea concentration, and duration of treatment.
T6 636-882 Sentence denotes Rates of ex-vivo-formed peptides were determined in 25 samples that were stabilized and treated by six different protocols, whereby samples were subjected to different conditions such as temperature, urea concentration, and duration of treatment.
TextSentencer_T7 883-1046 Sentence denotes Samples were measured by nano LC-Orbitrap-MS, and incorporation of oxygen-18 was determined by MS/MS database search and analysis of the precursor isotope pattern.
T7 883-1046 Sentence denotes Samples were measured by nano LC-Orbitrap-MS, and incorporation of oxygen-18 was determined by MS/MS database search and analysis of the precursor isotope pattern.
TextSentencer_T8 1047-1195 Sentence denotes Extent of ex vivo degradations was affected relevantly by the sample treatment protocol applied and stopped almost completely by heat stabilization.
T8 1047-1195 Sentence denotes Extent of ex vivo degradations was affected relevantly by the sample treatment protocol applied and stopped almost completely by heat stabilization.
TextSentencer_T9 1196-1354 Sentence denotes Determination of the formation state by oxygen-18 incorporation by MS/MS database search correlated well to more elaborate analysis of the MS isotope pattern.
T9 1196-1354 Sentence denotes Determination of the formation state by oxygen-18 incorporation by MS/MS database search correlated well to more elaborate analysis of the MS isotope pattern.
TextSentencer_T10 1355-1587 Sentence denotes Overall, oxygen-18 labeling in combination with shotgun data-acquisition and MS/MS database search offers an adjuvant and easily applicable tool to monitor sample quality and fidelity in peptide and neuropeptide sample preparations.
T10 1355-1587 Sentence denotes Overall, oxygen-18 labeling in combination with shotgun data-acquisition and MS/MS database search offers an adjuvant and easily applicable tool to monitor sample quality and fidelity in peptide and neuropeptide sample preparations.