From Functional Genomics to Functional Immunomics: New Challenges, Old Problems, Big Rewards

doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.0020081

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From Functional Genomics to Functional Immunomics: New Challenges, Old Problems, Big Rewards

24 Jul 2006

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The development of DNA microarray technology a decade ago led to the establishment of functional genomics as one of the most active and successful scientific disciplines today. With the ongoing development of immunomic microarray technology-a spatially addressable, large-scale technology for measurement of specific immunological response-the new challenge of functional immunomics is emerging, which bears...

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.0020081

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