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E. coli network upgrade

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Combining yeast two-hybrid data with mass-spectrometry and structural data provides a detailed view of the E. coli interactome.

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Figure 1: The path toward a detailed, high-resolution E. coli interactome map starts by combining binary protein-protein interaction data from yeast two-hybrid analysis and data from affinity purification–MS5,6,7.

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