Expert Review of Proteomics

HUPO Brain Proteome Project: aims and needs in proteomics
pp. 1-3(3)
Authors: Hamacher, Michael; Meyer, Helmut E

STAT3 cancer-causing protein can be activated in two ways
pp. 5-7(3)

HUPO 3rd Annual World Congress on Proteomics
pp. 9-12(4)
Authors: Omenn, Gilbert S; Ping, Peipei

Protein microarrays as a discovery tool for studying protein-protein interactions
pp. 13-26(14)
Authors: Korf, Ulrike; Wiemann, Stefan

Multidimensional protein identification technology: current status and future prospects
pp. 27-39(13)
Authors: Kislinger, Thomas; Emili, Andrew

Diagnostic and analytical applications of protein microarrays
pp. 41-48(8)
Authors: Dufva, Martin; Christensen, Claus BV

High-throughput automated platform for nuclear magnetic resonance-based structural proteomics
pp. 49-55(7)
Authors: Vinarov, Dmitriy A; Markley, John L

CSF proteome: a protein repository for potential biomarker identification
pp. 57-70(14)
Authors: Romeo, Martin J; Espina, Virginia; Lowenthal, Mark; Espina, Benjamin H; Petricoin III, Emanuel F; Liotta, Lance A

Potential of proteomics towards the investigation of the IGF-independent actions of IGFBP-3
pp. 71-86(16)
Authors: Jogie-Brahim, Sherryline; Min, Hae-Ki; Oh, Youngman

Proteomic analysis of glycosylation: structural determination of N- and O-linked glycans by mass spectrometry
pp. 87-101(15)
Author: Harvey, David J

Understanding signal transduction through functional proteomics
pp. 103-116(14)
Author: Cheng, Xiaodong

Phosphoproteomics in analyzing signaling pathways
pp. 117-128(12)
Author: Mukherji, Mridul

Computational characterization of proteins
pp. 129-138(10)
Author: Bienkowska, Jadwiga

Enrichment of low-molecular-weight proteins from biofluids for biomarker discovery
pp. 139-145(7)
Authors: Chertov, Oleg; Simpson, John T; Biragyn, Arya; Conrads, Thomas P; Veenstra, Timothy D; Fisher, Robert J