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MS coverage was 92.6% if peptides resulting from in-source collisions and\/or partial enzymatic cleavages were considered. A variety of putative PTMs of Cx26 were identified, including acetylation, hydroxylation, \u03b3-carboxyglutamation, methylation and phosphorylation, some of which are at sites of deafness-causing mutations. 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