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Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Free Methionine Oxidation Levels in E. coli
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Oxidation of free methionine plays important roles in cellular redox homeostasis, yet its accurate quantification has been hindered by methodological challenges. Here, we introduce free methionine oxidation by blocking (fMObB), a mass spectrometry-based method that enables accurate measurement of th
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