Nat Methods May 2023 PMID 37012482

Extending the sensitivity, consistency and depth of single-cell proteomics.

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The text discusses advancements in single-cell proteomics, which is the study of proteins at the level of individual cells.
It focuses on improving the accuracy (sensitivity) and detail (depth) of these measurements to better understand cellular functions and differences.
The goal is to extend the capabilities of current techniques, making it easier to detect and analyze a wider range of proteins within single cells.]

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Andrea Petretto

@Angrist_Fusion · X

RT @PastelBio: Extending the sensitivity, consistency and depth of single-cell proteomics | https://t.co/L30rff0vgo #proteomics https://t.c…

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Pastel BioScience

@PastelBio · X

Extending the sensitivity, consistency and depth of single-cell proteomics | https://t.co/L30rff0vgo #proteomics https://t.co/V4T1VwyoE7

Apr 7, 2023 · 3 likes · 1 share · 5,376 followers View post →

Kermit Murray

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(Nature MS) Extending the sensitivity, consistency and depth of single-cell proteomics https://t.co/yWxqUrJJ96 (RSS) #nature #MassSpec https://t.co/uKdrHJChik

Apr 4, 2023 · 1,968 followers View post →