As mentioned in a previous post, we attended the HUPO 11th Annual World Congress in Boston recently. I was lucky enough to attend so I can share some of the highlights from each day with you. The HUPO council meeting was held on Sunday. Here HUPO shared its vision for the future. One aim is […]
A new publication and software toolkit from the Protein Function Group at the University of Liverpool has just made Progenesis LC-MS even more attractive for quantitative proteomics. The toolkit, free to download and use, allows you to: Analyse SILAC data or other mass-shift labelled peptides measured at the MS1 level Perform absolute quantification using Top3, […]
Following our earlier blog post announcing that we had embarked on a major project with Waters Corporation to supply software as part of their new ‘Omics Research Platform Solution we can bring you a progress update. The formal agreement has been signed and a press release made by Waters Corporation, which was reported the same […]
A report from the Institute of Medicine has highlighted the on-going challenge of translational proteomics with this line, “transforming the great promise of these new [‘omics] technologies into clinical laboratory tests that can help patients directly has happened more slowly than anticipated.” So, it’s good to be able to share a publication by one of […]
After several months working behind the scenes it is exciting to be able to share with you that Waters Corporation and Nonlinear Dynamics are working towards an exclusive OEM agreement, which would provide a new ‘Omics Research Platform Solution for Waters’ customers. The news was announced as part of Waters’ press briefing at the 60th ASMS […]
Back in January 2010 I introduced EPSRC CASE award PhD student Andrew Porter, who we sponsor in Prof Gary Black’s lab at Northumbria University. Since then we have been working with them and shared some early results on developing label-free LC-MS methods using a low-resolution ion-trap to study the C. japonicus proteome. The project has […]
The theme of this year’s ABRF meeting was the technology behind the stories, which all good science communications should tell. Core facility managers and staff, mainly from North America but others from all over the world, came together in Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Orlando, Florida to learn about the technologies available to support them. It was […]
Right now, we have a beta version of Progenesis CoMet v2.0 that we’d love to share with you. The first version was launched back in May 2011 and since then we have been working hard to improve it based on your feedback. It continues to solve the main challenges you face, by giving you confidence […]
Following on from Beth’s last blog post I have more details of our Tutorial Session (T5), which is being held on Tuesday 20th March (4:30pm -5:45pm) at the ABRF 2012 meeting in Orlando, Florida. The title of the tutorial session is Overcoming problems with experiment design for quantitative proteomics and, after a call with all the […]
Guidelines for submitting manuscripts for publication require you to consider both technical and biological replicates. A typical example can be seen in the notes to authors from PROTEOMICS and PROTEOMICS – Clinical Applications (Wiley-VCH). To satisfy this, many people run both biological and technical replicates as part of the same experiment. This adds unnecessary complexity […]
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