The number of biological replicates and technical replicates in proteomics experiments
Hi there,
We are planning some proteomics experiments and I have the following two concerns regarding the replicate samples:
1) What are the minimum numbers of biological replicates (from different subjects) and technical replicates (from the same subject but run multiple times) respectively?
2) What is the best strategy to perform the statistical analysis with both biological replicates and technical replicates?
Many thanks,
Tom
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