Discovery vs Targeted Proteomics
Infographic Jun 12, 2018 | by Ruairi J Mackenzie, Science Writer for Technology Networks
Currently, modern proteomics research using Mass Spectrometry (MS) is split between discovery and targeted assays. This infographic includes workflows for the two techniques and will examine the advantages and disadvantages of each method. Finally, common applications of each technology will be explored, and we will look to a future where the division between targeted and discovery methods might not even be required.
Download this infographic to learn about:
- Common workflows for targeted and discovery proteomics
- Pros and Cons of both techniques
- Examples of targeted and discovery proteomics in action
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advantages and disadvantages of each, and highlights the applications each
approach is best suited for.
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