Understudied proteins: opportunities and challenges for functional proteomics
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T. Ideker | A. Gingras | E. Marcotte | H. Hermjakob | E. Lundberg | J. Rappsilber | K. Lilley | M. Ralser | G. Kustatscher | T. Guo | Tom Collins | Georg Kustatscher
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