|Podcasts|November 1, 2021
Making Ultra-Sensitive Analysis of Limited Samples and Single Cells a Reality
Author(s)Thermo Fisher Scientific
In the fourth episode of this six-part podcast, David Perlman, senior principal scientist and director of ultrasensitive proteomics at the Merck Exploratory Sciences Center, discusses where LC-MS proteomics has the largest impact, the need for single-cell proteomics, the promise single cells have on our day-to-day lives, and more.
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