1 póster presentado a las IV Jornadas Bienales de Jóvenes Investigadores en Proteómica, Bilbao 8-9 junio 2015PBMCs and its specific cell subsets have allowed
for a very broad collection of applications such as in vitro
cell-based assays to study the immune response to a given
stimuli, or to monitor in vivo or ex vivo changes before and
after a drug treatment. More importantly, they are an easily
accessible cellular part of the blood, and they are the only
component of the blood that could have a gene expression
activity. Access to complete atlas of the gene expression and
posttranslational modifications in PBMCs will permit more
sophisticated studies such us the selection of potential
biomarkers that could be used for many purposes ranging
from diagnostic, prognosis or even help selecting the
appropriate therapy for a patient.Peer reviewe