ABRF Studies Show EDT Analysis Still Needs Researcher, Instrument, Software Advances
February 25, 2011
ABRF Studies Show EDT Analysis Still Needs Researcher, Instrument, Software Advances
The results of the study evaluating the community's ability to identify proteins based on ETD spectra suggest that, while the field has become better at working with this type of mass-spec data, improving researchers' skill and vendors' offerings are still needed.
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