Q&A: University of Manchester's Tony Whetton on Proteomic Approaches to Stem Cell Research
December 24, 2010
Q&A: University of Manchester's Tony Whetton on Proteomic Approaches to Stem Cell Research
ProteoMonitor spoke to Tony Whetton, Head of the School for Cancer and Enabling Sciences at the University of Manchester, about his work applying proteomics to stem cell research.
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