Identifying the proteins to which small-molecule probes and drugs bind in cells.
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Shao-En Ong,
Monica Schenone,
Adam A Margolin,
Xiaoyu Li,
Kathy Do,
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Mary K Doud,
D R Mani,
Letian Kuai,
Xiang Wang,
John L Wood,
Nicola J Tolliday,
Angela N Koehler,
Lisa A Marcaurelle,
Todd R Golub,
Robert J Gould,
Stuart L Schreiber,
Steven A Carr
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