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Emerging array-based technologies in proteomics

Mirzabekov et al., 2002

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Mirzabekov A
Kolchinsky A
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Microarray format is the method of choice for high-throughput hybridization of nucleic acids. Lately, microarray strategy has been applied to broad studies of interactions of proteins with other molecules. The diversity of these interactions and variations of the properties of …
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