NIH Proteomics Funding Fell 3 Percent in FY 2008
February 05, 2009
NIH Proteomics Funding Fell 3 Percent in FY 2008
Funding from the National Institutes of Health for all proteomics-related research shrank by almost 3 percent in fiscal 2008, according to an analysis of NIH data by GWDN sister publication ProteoMonitor.
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