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August 8th, 2005

Rapid, Quantitative Analysis of Phosphoproteome Using Dendrimers

Abstract:
Now, thanks to work published in the journal Nature Methods, cancer biologists have a new nanotechnology-enabled tool to help them easily identify and study phosphorylated proteins.

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