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Diagnosis on a chip - molecular profiling that could improve diagnosis and help design better drugs
A new method for identifying specific proteins in blood or tissue samples could some day be used by doctors to help diagnose diseases and develop better drugs. The technique builds up a molecular “portrait” of the sample that researchers hope will allow them to pinpoint the specific constellation of proteins that indicate a particular illness or disease. National Cancer Institute and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Contact:
Andrew McLaughlin
andrew@biomedcentral.com
44-0-20-7631-9954
BioMed Central
Message posted by: Wouter Kalle
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