Dr. Andrzej Krolewski (Find his profile here), the head of the Genetics and Epidemiology section of the Harvard Medical School, has been working on the genetics of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. For the last 30 years, he has been actively investigating diabetic kidney disease in patient cohorts from the Joslin diabetes center, where he is also a researcher.
Advances in genomics have opened the doors to large-scale, high-throughput acquisition of biological data. As a result, our understanding of biology has increased substantially, so much so that this phase in history has been termed the 'DNA revolution'. But what about the workhorses of the body? What more could our proteome reveal? Just as genomics underwent a revolution, proteomics is having its own revolution right now. Introducing Olink Explore 1536, a product created for the screening and discovery of novel protein biomarkers.
