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Ultradepletion of human plasma using chicken antibodies: a proof of concept study

Tan et al., 2013

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12076934492994003820
Author
Tan S
Mohamedali A
Kapur A
Baker M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of proteome research

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Human plasma arguably represents the most comprehensive version of the human proteome. Despite its immense theoretical discovery potential, plasma has many high and medium abundance proteins that mask low abundance protein disease biomarkers of …
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