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High throughput tear proteomics with data independent acquisition enables biomarker discovery in allergic conditions.

América Vera-Montecinos · Claudio Carril Pardo · Mauricio Hernández · Pablo Saldivia · Guillermo Nourdin · Roberto Elizondo-Vega · Evelyn Sánchez · Sofía Amulef · Elard Koch · Cristian Vargas · Karina Oyarce

Scientific reports · 2025 doi:10.1038/s41598-025-17105-y

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