A different personal -ome
Posted on 17, Mar, 2012 by Oliver Hofmann in News
Attila Cordas introduces the Personal Proteomics site, using mass spec as the Illumina-sequencing distal equivalent in this particular omics field:
I think what we have now present on Proteome Cluster does answer our first question, namely figuring out the basic bioinformatics of personal proteomics, n=1. Our second question is really where the biological journey begins: what does all this data mean, how can the results interpreted in the context of one individual
Definitely a project worth following.
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