Clones, Comparisons, and Data Debates Dominate Second HUPO Meeting

Jan 21, 2002

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How will the soon-to-be incorporated HUPO champion proteomics in the greater scientific community? A crowd of 300 gathered to find out in San Diego Jan. 9-11 at a follow-on to the slightly better-attended inaugural meeting that was held last year in Tysons Corner, Va.

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