|Articles|September 27, 2021
LC-MS proteomics- will micro-flow transform it into a "routine" tool?
Author(s)Thermo Fisher Scientific
Professor and Chair of Proteomics Bernhard Kuster from Technical University Munich in Germany is discussing how micro-flow LC changed the way of large-scale LC-MS proteomics projects execution in his laboratory.
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