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Yale researchers develop first microarray chip for complete analysis of proteins

 
  November, 7 2001 0:52
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Yale researchers develop first microarray chip for complete analysis of proteins

Yale University researcher Michael Snyder and his colleagues have created the first microchip able to analyze virtually all yeast proteins, the chemicals that carry out the activities necessary for life.
Besides increasing knowledge about how proteins function, the new protein chips could speed the development of new diagnostic methods, advancements in drug discovery, and improvements in therapies for diseases.


Contact:
Karen N. Peart
karen.peart@yale.edu
203-432-1326
Yale University


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