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Sun, Bingyun (Simon Fraser University)

Unknown — Discovery Grants Program - Individual

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Purpose

The ability to study proteins and membrane proteins in a small number of cells is critical to investigate stem-cell development and the cause of cancer. Proteome is the entire protein complement of a biological system. Proteomic study of a small number of stem cells and cancer initiating cells enables comprehensive characterization of protein functions in complex biological events that these cells participate in. The obtained knowledge can provide molecular guidance for disease treatment and prevention.

Sun, Bingyun (Simon Fraser University) × Unknown

1 grants totalling $0

Discovery Grants Program - Individual

1,000 grants totalling $33.6M

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