KTH Releases Latest Version of Human Protein Atlas Containing Data on 10,000 Proteins
November 19, 2010
KTH Releases Latest Version of Human Protein Atlas Containing Data on 10,000 Proteins
With the release, the Protein Atlas project is now halfway to its goal of characterizing 20,000 human proteins, which it expects to reach sometime in 2015, said program founder and director Mathias Uhlen.
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