UW-Madison NeuCode Labeling Technique Could Significantly Up Mass Spec Multiplexing for Proteomics

UW-Madison NeuCode Labeling Technique Could Significantly Up Mass Spec Multiplexing for Proteomics

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UW-Madison NeuCode Labeling Technique Could Significantly Up Mass Spec Multiplexing for Proteomics

March 01, 2013

 

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      Adam Bonislawski is the editor of GenomeWeb's ProteoMonitor. He covers proteomics and life science mass spectrometry. E-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and follow his GenomeWeb Twitter account at @ProteoMonitor.

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