Proteomic
Analysis of the Human Serum Proteome for Population Screening, Diagnosis
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The Human Serum Proteome study has been awarded approximately £1
million over three years by the Medical Research Council. Its primary purpose is to determine
the potential for diagnosing various cancers and other diseases through
the identification of proteomic biomarkers found in human serum.
Please click here
for more details of the project, the key people involved with
it and its current publications.
In order to see the a more thorough overview of the study,
including goals, key issues, technical approach and expected
impact, please click
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Biochemistry Group
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Medical Group
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Mathematical Group
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Professor Mike Waterfield
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Professor Ian Jacobs
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Professor Alex Gammerman
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Dr Musarat Kabir |
Dr Usha Menon |
Dr Zhiyuan Luo |
Dr John Timms |
Dr Adam Rosenthal |
Dr Ilia Nouretdinov |
Professor Rainer Cramer (UoR) |
Dr Alex Gentry-Maharaj |
Professor Vladimir Vovk |
Dr Ali Tiss (UoR) |
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Professor Alexey Chervonenkis |
Dr Celia Smith |
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Dr Brian Burford |
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Dmitry Devetyarov |
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