Historical Paper Review Fred Sanger didn't get his first Nobel for DNA sequencing Fred Sanger received a Nobel Prize for his work with Insulin. As the father of DNA sequencing, this surely was for insulin's nucleic acid sequence? It wasn't.
Proteins Green Fluorescent Protein was first discovered in Jellyfish in 1960 In 1994, an obscure jellyfish protein was stuck into a worm. It has enlightened biology and medicine ever since.
Paid-members only Protein Sequencing There are a lot of companies working on protein sequencing, so who is in the lead?
Protein Sequencing Reverse Translation doesn't exist in nature, but that's not stopping us from trying to do it! There are few things deserving of the superlative ‘holy grail,’ but Reverse Translation is one of them.
Protein Sequencing Sequencing proteins with nanopores is hard. Engineered nanopores might make it a little easier. Nanopores, what can't they do? Well, they're not very good at sequencing proteins. Yet.
