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Proteomic analysis of stem cell differentiation and early development

van Hoof et al., 2012

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17928012122150189553
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van Hoof D
Krijgsveld J
Mummery C
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Cold Spring Harbor perspectives in biology

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Genomics methodologies have advanced to the extent that it is now possible to interrogate the gene expression in a single cell but proteomics has traditionally lagged behind and required much greater cellular input and was not quantitative. Coupling protein with gene …
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