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== List of proteins (sorted according to their rank) (for details and the list of the 500 most abundant proteins [http://www.wiley-vch.de/contents/jc_2120/2004/pro0907_s.pdf see here])== | == List of proteins (sorted according to their rank) (for details and the list of the 500 most abundant proteins [http://www.wiley-vch.de/contents/jc_2120/2004/pro0907_s.pdf see here])== | ||
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* 49 [[GndA]] | * 49 [[GndA]] | ||
* 50 [[RpoA]] | * 50 [[RpoA]] | ||
| + | * 51 [[SucD]] | ||
| + | * 52 [[PdhD]]/ [[GuaA]] | ||
| + | * 53 [[CarB]]/ [[FusA]] | ||
| + | * 54 [[YdjL]] | ||
| + | * 55 [[YwaA]] | ||
| + | * 56 [[AtpA]] | ||
| + | * 57 [[PtsH]] | ||
| + | * 58 [[PpaC]] | ||
| + | * 59 [[Sat]] | ||
| + | * 60 [[PyrK]]/ [[CysK]] | ||
| + | * 61 [[PheS]]/ [[AckA]] | ||
| + | * 62 [[PurL]] | ||
| + | * 63 [[YvgQ]]/ [[SerA]] | ||
| + | * 64 [[AtpD]] | ||
| + | * 65 [[GroES]] | ||
| + | * 66 [[PurD]] | ||
| + | * 67 [[PurH]] | ||
| + | * 68 [[SerC]]/ [[YsdC]] | ||
| + | * 69 [[Hom]]/ [[PbpE]] | ||
| + | * 70 [[ArgG]] | ||
| + | * 71 [[YurX]] | ||
| + | * 72 [[AspB]] | ||
| + | * 73 [[LeuA]] | ||
| + | * 74 [[Pgi]] | ||
| + | * 75 [[YkrZ]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:15, 5 March 2014
These 100 proteins are most abundant in proteome studies.
List of proteins (sorted according to their rank) (for details and the list of the 500 most abundant proteins see here)
- 1 TufA
- 2 IlvC
- 3 Hag
- 4 RplL
- 5 MetE
- 6 GapA
- 7 CspD
- 8 Icd
- 9 AroA
- 10 Tsf
- 11 FusA
- 12 Eno
- 13 CspB
- 14 GlnA
- 15 GlyA
- 16 GroEL
- 17 Mdh
- 18 FbaA
- 19 MtnK
- 20 Tig
- 21 PdhD
- 22 PdhC
- 23 SodA
- 24 SerA
- 25 HisF/ SrfAD
- 26 AhpC
- 27 YpfD
- 28 PdhA
- 29 DnaK
- 30 RpsB
- 31 ?
- 32 PurC/ TpiA/ GlyQ
- 33 Ndh
- 34 Pgk
- 35 SucC
- 36 PykA/ Tkt
- 37 RplJ
- 38 RpsF
- 39 MtnA
- 40 PurB
- 41 LysC/ LeuB
- 42 RsbR/ SufC
- 43 YtsJ
- 44 GuaB
- 45 HisB/ YwjH
- 46 FrlB
- 47 PdhB
- 48 PtsI
- 49 GndA
- 50 RpoA
- 51 SucD
- 52 PdhD/ GuaA
- 53 CarB/ FusA
- 54 YdjL
- 55 YwaA
- 56 AtpA
- 57 PtsH
- 58 PpaC
- 59 Sat
- 60 PyrK/ CysK
- 61 PheS/ AckA
- 62 PurL
- 63 YvgQ/ SerA
- 64 AtpD
- 65 GroES
- 66 PurD
- 67 PurH
- 68 SerC/ YsdC
- 69 Hom/ PbpE
- 70 ArgG
- 71 YurX
- 72 AspB
- 73 LeuA
- 74 Pgi
- 75 YkrZ
References
Christine Eymann, Annette Dreisbach, Dirk Albrecht, Jörg Bernhardt, Dörte Becher, Sandy Gentner, Le Thi Tam, Knut Büttner, Gerrit Buurman, Christian Scharf, Simone Venz, Uwe Völker, Michael Hecker
A comprehensive proteome map of growing Bacillus subtilis cells.
Proteomics: 2004, 4(10);2849-76
[PubMed:15378759]
[WorldCat.org]
[DOI]
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