Coffee chat: Advanced proteomic analysis
ABSTRACT
Proteomics has often lagged behind genomics in the development of new technologies and approaches. However, in recent years the significant advancement of contemporary techniques for proteomic analysis, such as aptamer-based technologies, has opened the door to a new era of advanced proteomic analysis. In this Coffee Chat, our three experts explore the reasons for the delay in proteomic developments, review the current analytical technologies available for proteomics and reveal the recent advances in the field, before highlighting the pros and cons of specific techniques.
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