[Construction and analysis of a deep-coverage proteomic map of Mycobacterium avium based on high-resolution mass spectrometry].

Yu-Wei Zhang Songhao Jiang Gui-lian Li Jiaxing Dai Tao Zhang Lei Chang Yao Zhang Ping Xu

Jul 2026 · Sheng wu gong cheng xue bao = Chinese journal of biotechnology · Vol 42 7, pp. 3229-3242 · 0 citations

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A comprehensive and high-precision standardized proteomic map of M. avium is constructed, which not only supplements the protein expression data for this species but also provides key data support for further elucidating its pathogenic mechanism, screening novel diagnostic markers and therapeutic targets, and formulating prevention and control strategies for NTM-related zoonoses.

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