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From: Quantitative proteomic analysis of amniocytes reveals potentially dysregulated molecular networks in Down syndrome

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The amniocyte proteome. (A) A total of 4919 unique proteins were identified from supernatant and lysate of amniotic fluid cells. (B) Amniocyte lysate proteome: a total of 4548 proteins were identified from four pairs of amniocyte lysate (control pair and experimental pairs 1–3). The control pair consisted of “heavy” labeled amniocytes obtained from one euploid fetus and “light” labeled amniocytes from another euploid fetus. Each experimental pair consisted of “heavy” labeled amniocytes obtained from fetus with T21 and “light” labeled amniocytes obtained from euploid fetus. (C) Amniocyte lysate proteome of each individual experimental pair: a total of 4023 proteins were identified in these pairs.

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Clinical Proteomics

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