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In a recent study, project researchers highlighted the need to use findings from outside proteomics as they chase down the remaining unidentified proteins.

Among the launches at the organization's annual meeting this week in Taipei were a personalized proteomics initiative and a new DIA mass spec method.

Writing in MCP, the researchers provided a survey of techniques for biologists interested in using multiplexed quantitative proteomics in their research.

The researchers will use the expressed proteins to refine and optimize multiple-reaction monitoring assays that they will then apply to actual biological samples.

The group has yet to characterize 2,948 proteins out of a total of 20,055 protein-coding genes in the human proteome.

From research collaborations to corporate acquisitions, attention from the broader scientific community highlighted the field's capabilities and limitations.