"mass spec data" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to data obtained from a mass spectrometer, a scientific instrument used to analyze the mass and composition of molecules. Example: The scientist analyzed the mass spec data to identify the different compounds present in the sample.
For example, the Mass Profiler Professional (for mass spec data) and the Gene Spring GX (for genomic data) are written on the same software platform so that protein hits and gene lists can be compared directly.
Mass spec data were analyzed by PAWS Genomic Solutions Incc). to determine possible truncation boundaries.
The mass spec data from PNNL was obtained from viral preparations isolated from infected human HeLa cells.
Fifteen of the sixteen proteins found in the query also have mass spec data from Caprion Proteomics, as indicated in the 'experiment' column by Caprion_05, 06 and _10.
Therefore, it is not understood, a priori, to what extent does a model constrained to pairwise correlations in the mass spec data captures known interactions.
Mass spec data has been deposited at Peptide Atlas (PASS00331).
They reanalyzed Asara's mass-spec data using a different set of bioinformatics tools and statistical tests.
It also prompted Asara to release his complete mass-spec data set to other experts to allow them to judge for themselves.
But now a reanalysis of that mass-spec data from an independent group of researchers backs up the original claim that dinosaur proteins have indeed survived the assault of time.
Additional data seen in our mass-spec data provided clear evidence for the site of phosphorylation of phospho Thr-181 and phospho Ser-159, two well-characterized sites of phosphorylation of tau in AD [32].
Based on cross-linking mass-spec data and negative stain EM data on full-length Mot1 bound to TBP DNA NC2, the authors suggest how the ATPase domain may engage the substrate.
