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Dr Yong Wai Khang (back row, first from left), Assistant Professor Dennis Kappei (back row, second from left), and colleagues from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore at the National University of Singapore have developed qChIP-MS, a method that enables researchers to identify groups of proteins that work together at specific locations on DNA.
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Cancer Science Institute of Singapore, NUS
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Dr Yong Wai Khang (back row, first from left), Assistant Professor Dennis Kappei (back row, second from left), and colleagues from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore at the National University of Singapore have developed qChIP-MS, a method that enables researchers to identify groups of proteins that work together at specific locations on DNA.
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