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October MCP: A special issue on Clinical Proteomics

isease. Ultimately, this new discipline is expected to lead to a predictive, individualized approach to patient care, and to facilitate the selection of treatment modalities that are most likely to benefit the individual patient," explain Carr and Celis in their editorial.

The two guest editors believe that mass spectrometry and array-based protein and antibody approaches are at the core of a rapidly expanding worldwide effort to find clinically useful protein biomarkers in human tissues and body fluids. However, this effort will involve many challenges that will have to be met by research scientists, clinicians, statisticians, and developers of new technologies. Carr and Celis compiled the October issue of MCP in the hopes of stimulating this process.


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