ABRF Ready to Conclude Study That Focuses On Identifying Proteins With De Novo Sequences

Dec 10, 2004

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After sending out samples of synthetic peptides to over 100 laboratories, the Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilites is gearing up to conclude the Proteomics Research Group’s fourth study, which focuses on identifying de novo sequences.

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