Just as the Human Proteome Organization is attempting to get its worldwide proteomics initiatives off the ground, a possible rival to one of its projects has sprung up independently. Less than two weeks ago, Leigh Anderson’s Plasma Proteome Institute, based in Washington, DC, initiated a collaboration that some believe will overlap with the Human Plasma Proteome Project HUPO launched earlier this year.
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