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URL: https://ptc.bocsci.com/services/protein-ubiquitination-services.html
Proper Citation: BOC Sciences Protein Ubiquitination Service Resource (RRID:SCR_022127)
Description: Service in field of drug discovery and research. BOC Sciences service in one stop Proteolysis Targeting Chimeric based molecular drug discovery which has become strategy in area of drug discovery.
Synonyms: BOC Sciences PROTAC Protein Ubiquitination Service, BOC Sciences Protein Ubiquitination Services, Protein Ubiquitination Services
Resource Type: service resource
Keywords: BOC Sciences, biomedical service, PROTAC, Proteolysis Targeting Chimeric, molecular drug discovery, drug discovery
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Data set from Kravitz, Owen and Kretizer's 2012 paper "Optogenetic identification of striatal projection neuron subtypes during in vivo recordings."
