When Yale University molecular biologist Michael Snyder unveiled a protein microarray containing 5,800 purified yeast proteins — almost the entire yeast proteome — in a Science paper last September, protein chip watchers stood up and took notice. So it was no surprise that he and his colleagues had already founded a company called Protometrix in May in an attempt to commercialize several technologies from the Snyder lab.
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