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The application of cellular chemistry and proteomic approaches to the detection of gene doping
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Project Title: The application of cellular chemistry and proteomic approaches to the detection of gene doping
Researchers: J. Roberts, P. Teale, R. Kay (Immunochemistry & Biotechnology Section, HFL Ltd., New Market, UK), C. Creaser, C. Rees, G. Ball, S. Mian (Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK), G. Goldspink, S. Harridge (UCL Medical School, University of London, UK)
Year accepted: 2004
Summary: For these reasons IGF-1 has been chosen as the model for gene doping for this research project. Modern biochemical techniques such as those employed for research into gene expression are immensely powerful, and provide tools for investigating subtle changes in the genetic makeup of organisms or the presence of foreign DNA.