Updates of the secreted human proteome

Posted on September 3rd, 2006 by Roland Krause in Miscelleanous

Shortly after the tear proteome, Genome Biology publishes the urine proteome. Neither study is the first of its kind but both show substantial increase in the number of proteins detected. The large number of proteins (~1500) stands out as the fluid is of an overall low content of protein, and about half of the annotated proteins are membrane associated. Many of these proteins might have been missed in analyses of more complex samples.

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2 Responses to “Updates of the secreted human proteome”

  1. Arun Says:

    If you read the first paragraph in the abstract, they mention that they are in the process of doing all the body fluids….and you also missed the one that started it all..the seminal fluid!!!

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