Protein Analysis Western in a Capillary: New Tech Targets Cell Signaling

Oct 01, 2006

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It was 1979 when the pioneering paper introducing western blots hit the pages of PNAS — and since then, not a lot has changed in the tedious process of detecting and analyzing proteins, says Peter Vander Horn, vice president of development at Cell Biosciences.

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