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Use of high-throughput arrays for profiling differentially expressed proteins in normal and malignant tissues

Hudelist et al., 2005

Document ID
5955044240264664192
Author
Hudelist G
Singer C
Kubista E
Czerwenka K
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Anti-cancer drugs

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DNA microarrays have provided researchers with a tool to detect differential expression of thousands of genes in a small sample and have clearly revolutionized the way gene expression analysis is now carried out. These microarrays are, however, confined to the …
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