Proteomics Progress

Download this poster sponsored by ProteinSimple to learn about the latest innovations in proteomics research and discover the potential data in your precious samples!

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Protein analysis has gotten smarter, faster, and more sensitive in recent years, finally making it safe to pull your scant, precious samples from the freezer, to run just a fraction of their volume. Brush up on the basic techniques, or catch up on the latest microfluidics innovations in ELISA and Western blotting, before you waste time and sample on an embarrassingly antiquated method.

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