New Antibody Microarray Tube for Cellular Localization and Signaling Pathways [electronic resource] /
Wang, Lin.author.
Wölfl, Stefan.author.
Jiang, Minghu.author.
New Antibody Microarray Tube for Cellular Localization and Signaling Pathways describes a new integrated protein biochip system including protein localization, biocomputing and signaling pathways. In the post-genome era, proteomics study for direct analysis of a group of proteins becomes more and more important. Identification of its location often provides crucial information for understanding the function or regulation of a given protein in biological pathways. The book discusses a new microarray tube with incorporation of nuclear and cytoplasmic protein purification and biocomputing technologies, intended for setting-up signaling pathways and making new discoveries. The book is intended for researchers in the fields of medicine, biology, electronics, pharmacy, computer science and mathematics. Lin Wang is an associate professor at the Biomedical Engineering Center, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China. .
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New Antibody Microarray Tube for Cellular Localization and Signaling Pathways describes a new integrated protein biochip system including protein localization, biocomputing and signaling pathways. In the post-genome era, proteomics study for direct analysis of a group of proteins becomes more and more important. Identification of its location often provides crucial information for understanding the function or regulation of a given protein in biological pathways. The book discusses a new microarray tube with incorporation of nuclear and cytoplasmic protein purification and biocomputing technologies, intended for setting-up signaling pathways and making new discoveries. The book is intended for researchers in the fields of medicine, biology, electronics, pharmacy, computer science and mathematics. Lin Wang is an associate professor at the Biomedical Engineering Center, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China. .
Biomedical engineering.
Proteomics.
Bioinformatics.
Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering.
Proteomics.
Bioinformatics.