Fig. 2: Pattern of labeling across tissues.
From: Using in vivo intact structure for system-wide quantitative analysis of changes in proteins
A More than half of the total labeled peptides were tissue-specific. Less than 3% of a total of labeled peptides were peptides common to all seven tissues. B The proportions of labeled proteins were determined by assigning proteins to the labeled peptides. Unlabeled proteins were not counted. The largest portion of labeled proteins was tissue-specific proteins, and the portion of proteins common to all 7 tissues was the third largest portion. C–F Biological triplicates were correlated across 7 tissues at 6 months (C), 9 months (D), 12 months (E) and 15 months (F).
