A True Insider’s Guide to the Field – Then and Now   Until now, there has not been a book that effectively addresses the historical basis of protein discovery. Featuring contributions from a distinguished international panel of experts, Protein Discovery Technologies elucidates the principles, techniques, strategies, and broad range of applications of protein discovery by documenting the often untold stories and personal accounts of the contributors’ past scientific achievements.    Incorporates Short, Personal Discovery Vignettes   Rather than an exhaustive field analysis, this globally pertinent resource presents in-depth discussions of various methods for protein discovery, including bioinformatics, interaction cloning, protein purification, phage display, non-primate models, and chemical targeting. It also explores biological themes through the examination of cell death, angiogenesis, hemostasis, development, signal transduction, transcriptional control, cell cycle control, neurobiology, and quality control.    This readily accessible resource discusses an array of interesting topics, including:         Tumor necrosis factors  The origin of interferon as an angiogenesis inhibitor  In vivo combinatorial mapping of vascular zip codes  Extracellular matrix degradome as regulators of angiogenesis and tumor growth  A matricellular protein prototype  The use of RING finger proteins as E3 Ubiquitin Ligases      Whereas most books tend to be more specialized, this book contains a broad view of the protein discoveries in many different fields, making Protein Discovery Technologies a valuable reference for today’s researchers, both the new and more seasoned, who are seeking a newfound perspective or a deeper understanding of this exciting field.  Daniel E. Levy, editor of the Drug Discovery Series, is the founder of DEL BioPharma, a consulting service for drug discovery programs. He also maintains a blog that explores organic chemistry.

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