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Two dimensional gel human protein databases offer a systematic approach to the study of cell proliferation and differentiation
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Two dimensional gel human protein databases offer a systematic approach to the study of cell proliferation and differentiation
Int J Dev Biol.
1989 Dec.
Abstract
Human cellular protein databases have been established using computer-analyzed 2D gel electrophoresis. These databases, which include information on various properties of proteins, offer a global approach to the study of regulation of cell proliferation and differentiation. Furthermore, thanks to the advent of microsequencing the databases make it possible to directly link protein and DNA information.
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