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Subject: Bioprotocols - for advanced researchers
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A unique database of bioprotocols (modified version), which are linked to o=
pen access journal articles or patent/patent applications. The innovative r=
epresentation of protocols in this database will be useful for idea/concept=
 generation and for building scientific knowledge in specific or multiple r=
esearch or technology areas. The protocols include proteomics, next generat=
ion sequencing, biological imaging, stem cells, drug discovery, immunoassay=
s, next generation sequencing, nanoparticles, bioinformatics and more. Plea=
se follow this link to see the complete list of bioprotocols: http://www.sc=
iclips.com/sciclips/bio-protocols.do