BRIMS, MGH Scientists Partnering to Identify Protein Biomarkers Linked to Stroke
February 25, 2011
BRIMS, MGH Scientists Partnering to Identify Protein Biomarkers Linked to Stroke
Using a new biomarker-discovery workflow under development at BRIMS, researchers hope to find markers that may improve stroke patients' treatment options and shed light onto the biological mechanisms of the disease.
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