Human Protein Atlas
Human Protein Atlas Using Olink Tech to Move Into Plasma Proteomic Profiling of Disease States
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Called the Human Disease Blood Atlas, the project aims to profile roughly 10,000 individuals a year, amounting to annual Olink assay costs of more than $5 million.
Uhlén discusses the recent Human Protein Atlas release and future plans for the project.
Scientists led by Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) researcher Mathias Uhlén have released a new version of the Human Protein Atlas database.
Q&A: SciLifeLab's Peter Nilsson Relies on 'Unique Array Set Up' to Screen the Human Protein Atlas
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Name: Peter Nilsson
Title: Platform Director, Affinity Proteomics, SciLifeLab, Stockholm
The process, which was developed through a multi-site study that produced more than 1,000 antibodies targeting 20 different SH2 domain proteins, is meant as a template for future, larger efforts and could help improve antibody validation procedures, said one of the researchers.