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  • 2. Concepts and approaches towards understanding the cellular redox proteome.
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  • 11. Mapping the cysteine proteome: analysis of redox-sensing thiols.
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  • 13. Thiol redox-sensitive seed proteome in dormant and non-dormant hybrid genotypes of wheat.
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  • 16. Protein-thiol oxidation, from single proteins to proteome-wide analyses.
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  • 18. Selection of thiol- and disulfide-containing proteins of Escherichia coli on activated thiol-Sepharose.
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