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Mike Cantor <mcantor at smi.stanford.edu> writes:
> I may just be projecting my own initial misperceptions, but I think
> people in many informatics communities don't appreciate the
> difficulty of kinetic modeling, and in particular the challenges of
> kinetic data which, unlike the genomic data we are used to
> trafficking, is expensive to obtain, highly sensitive to
> experimental condition, difficult to evaluate in vivo, and of
> limitted use outside of the particular model for which it is
> gathered.
<tongue-in-cheek>
And that would make kinetic data different from expression profile
data how?
</tongue-in-cheek>
Seriously, the review sounds like it'll be interesting; post a link
when it's ready for public consumption (or even not-so-public
looking-over).
john.
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