Commentary: Automatic chemistry and thehuman protein index
Journal of Analytical Methods in Chemistry · 1980
Automatic chemistry and the human protein indexIt is now technically feasible to assemble a nearly complete index of all of the proteins (or protein subunits) of man [1-3].It is estimated that the human genome contains bet- ween 30,000 and 50,000 structural genes, and that perhaps 10% of these genes are active in any given cell type.Hence