Dear Jean-Pierre,
I, also, am interested in such a glossary and would muchly appreciate a
posting of relevant finds.
Orthologue, paralogue and homologues (and possibly other logs) have been
used by biologists and it is very unclear to me what the differences are
between some of these ...logues.
Best wishes,
alex
Alexander W. Bell
Anat and Cell Biol
McGill Univ
Montreal
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jean-Pierre Salzmann" <jps@lcpackingsusa.com>
To: "Recipients of ABRF List" <abrf@aecom.yu.edu>
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 7:47 PM
Subject: Proteomics Glossary
> Dear ABRFers
>
> You might have seen that LC Packings was recently acquired by Dionex. My
> task now is that I have to train a respectable number of support and sales
> people in Nano and Capillary LC for Proteome applications.
>
> Does anyone know of a good glossary -- either on-line or as hard copy or
> brochure that allows the reader to look up terms pertaining to proteomics?
>
> Thanks for your help -- Jean-Pierre
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