MRMPath and MRMutation, Facilitating Discovery of Mass Transitions for Proteotypic Peptides in Biological Pathways Using a Bioinformatics Approach

<table>The figure represents the pathway for the citrate tricarboxylic acid cycle for humans as seen at the KEGG resource. The components, proteins, and reagents, highlighted in green, are those involved in the pathway for humans. The components not highlighted are part of the generic TCA cycle pathway. If another species is selected then only those components that contribute to the pathway are highlighted. The figure is a screen capture from the URL, <a href="http://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?org_name=mmu&amp;mapno=00062">http://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?org_name=mmu&amp;mapno=00062</a>.</table>

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Figure 1: MRMPath and MRMutation, Facilitating Discovery of Mass Transitions for Proteotypic Peptides in Biological Pathways Using a Bioinformatics Approach 

Figure 1 | MRMPath and MRMutation, Facilitating Discovery of Mass Transitions for Proteotypic Peptides in Biological Pathways Using a Bioinformatics Approach 