Has this been on here already? I forget. If not, you should check it out.
There was this sortof secret race going on behind the scenes the last 8 months or so as at least 3 different groups were all trying to publish wide window acquisition for single cells at the same time. Maybe there were more, but I was only a top secret peer reviewer for 3 of them and they all concluded that single cell doesn't work the same way as unlimited protein material in that wider windows really are better, but that's not the moral of this story.
What I want to talk about is what a jump this is in such a short period of time from this one --
it says 2021 but these fancy monarchy people take forever to construct a PDF. This was accepted in June or 2020, so it's been right at 3 years.I've got a paper due to an editor like yesterday or something and as part of said paper, I've been really looking at these data.
Check out the copy number distribution shift. Sure - they got more proteins per HeLa cell with 3 years of improvements - and - I guess this might seem silly and obvious, but the shift toward the lower copy number proteins is even more striking to me, because most of the cool proteins can be found on the left side of the plot.
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