Proteomics, 1933-Style

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Proteomics, 1933-Style

Dec 27, 2006

Matthias Wjst has been reading Hans Krebs's biography of Otto Warburg and noticed that Warburg's discovery of nicotinamide 73 years ago followed the same path as much of today's proteomics.

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