by Michelle Taylor
In the last two decades of scientific innovation, the field of proteomics has not seen the kind of advancements other disciplines have been afforded.
Proteomics is still very much evolving. According to Asim Siddiqui, VP of Research and Technology Development at Seer, we’ve just begun to develop tools that enable a deep, unbiased look at the proteome, and every day we’re learning how proteoforms influence human health.
In this Ask the Scientist, Siddiqui gives a broad look at the present—and future—of proteomics, including current bottlenecks, analytical challenges and opportunities, single-molecule innovations and more.
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