Impact of Human Blood Specimen Collection, Manipulation, and Storage on Protein Integrity and Implications for Use in Clinical Research

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June 16, 2013

Geun-Cheol Gil, Bich Nguyen, Yiyong Zhou, Xiaolei Xie, Daniel López-Ferrer, Julie Lamontagne, Howard Schulman, Daniel Chelsky, Sushmita Mimi Roy

Impact of Human Blood Specimen Collection, Manipulation, and Storage on Protein Integrity and Implications for Use in Clinical Research, HUPO 2013

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