Zuming Tang
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Zuming Tang has made significant contributions to the field of proteomics and immunoassay technologies, with a particular focus on advancing antibody microarray platforms. Their most cited work, "Construction of an antibody microarray based on agarose‐coated slides" (2006, 25 citations), established a foundational methodology for building high-throughput multiplex immunoassays. This research optimized the conditions for constructing antibody microarrays on agarose-coated slides, addressing critical challenges in quantitative proteomics studies. The work provided a robust framework for improving protein detection sensitivity and reproducibility, enabling more reliable large-scale protein profiling. Tang's contributions have been instrumental in bridging the gap between traditional immunoassays and modern high-throughput proteomic analysis, offering researchers a practical tool for studying complex protein interactions and disease biomarkers. Their approach to surface chemistry optimization on agarose-coated slides has influenced subsequent developments in protein microarray fabrication, making their work a valuable reference for scientists working in biomarker discovery and systems biology.
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- 1Construction of an antibody microarray based on agarose‐coated slides25 citations · 2006