Associate professor Dan Holmes is a medical doctor and Division Head, Clinical Chemistry, St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver. He explains how clinical proteomics can impact patient care.
by Eva Bryderup
Associate professor Dan Holmes is a medical doctor and Division Head, Clinical Chemistry, St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver. He explains how clinical proteomics can impact patient care.
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