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Join us to hear Krishna Morampudi, Associate Director of Product Management at Illumina, provide an overview of the Illumina Protein Prep product and workflow. Dr. Kamel Lahouel, PhD at TGen will also present on a new pilot study using the Illumina Protein Prep assay to investigate the potential of circulating protein concentrations as biomarkers for cancer detection.
Steve Barnard, PhD

Krishna Morampudi
Associate Director of Product Management
Illumina

Steve Barnard, PhD

Kamel Lahouel, PhD
Assistant Professor
The Translational Genomics Research Institute

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Date & Time
Nov 7, 2024
Topic
Instruments, Software & informatics
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