Now that I'm back in the part of the world where you can't see stars at night, but you do have internet service and for no particular reason, I might highlight research done right here in rat infested Baltimore.
This is a short one because I've got to get my fingers used to typing again, but this cool recent paper in Science Translational Medicine highlights why you shouldn't use a filter that throws out the word "keratin" in your results!
The patients that have this disease have massively more of some weird keratins....
For real -- I don't think I could have caught this with several of my default filter setups. Particularly if I was doing skin proteomics? I might have tossed every word that started with a K....
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