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Enzyme assays on chips

Chattopadhaya et al., 2006

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787048265185718424
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Chattopadhaya S
Yao S
Yao S
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Enzyme Assays: High-throughput Screening, Genetic Selection and Fingerprinting. J.-L. Reymond, Ed

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27 novel kinases with unexpected tyrosine kinase activities. In essence, these pioneering studies underlined the potential of protein microarray and related microarray-based technologies, and showed for the first time that “delicate” biomolecules such as proteins may …
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