Method of the Year 2009
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Proteomics
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Quantitative mass spectrometry
- Original article citation: Nat Meth 6," 34 - 34, (2009).
- Categories: Proteomics, Biotechnology, Protein biochemistry, and Cell biology
- Recommended by: Allison Doerr on 07/27/2009 01:46PM GMT
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Quantitative mass spectrometry-based proteomics has been increasingly applied on a large scale to address interesting biological questions; we thus selected it as a Method to Watch in 2008. Has the technology matured enough yet to be considered as Method of the Year in 2009, or are further methodological developments still needed?
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The paper by Malmstrom et al from the Aebersold lab in Nature (see other posting in "proteomics") is another good strike for quantitative mass spec.