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Proteomics in rheumatology: The beginning of a fairy tale?

2008-03-01

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One of the major challenges in proteome research is to translate its applications to the setting of human diseases. Proteomics in rheumatology is an area with marked potential including applications ranging from diagnostics, over therapeutic monitoring to discovery of new potential therapeutic targets. Biomarkers will be essential to discriminate between clinical similar rheumatic diseases, to monitor disease-stat...

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420f4958-23f0-54bd-994e-23b932fe1ab5
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10.1002/prca.200780084
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