At Beyond Genome, Naylor Identifies 10 Challenges Facing Proteomic Scientists

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At Beyond Genome, Naylor Identifies 10 Challenges Facing Proteomic Scientists

Jun 23, 2004

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23 (GenomeWeb News) - Kicking off the proteomics track at the Beyond Genome conference here today, Stephen Naylor from MIT's CSBi program introduced a number of challenges he sees facing proteomics scientists.

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