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You're invited to visit Thermo Scientific at the upcoming ASMS Symposium: Booth 41
Attend three exciting Thermo Scientific Special Events at the 2008 American Society for Mass Spectrometry symposium in Denver, Colorado.
ASMS Users Meeting
Join us for the Users' Meeting on Sunday, June 1st to learn more about the latest research in qualitative and quantitative proteomics. Dr. Josh Coon, Assistant Professor of Chemistry of University of Wisconsin-Madison, will present the keynote lecture: Characterizing the Human Embryonic Stem Cell Proteome - Life with an ETD-Enabled Orbitrap.
Sunday Customer Event
Attend the customer event on Sunday, June 1st at the Wynkoop Brewery from 12:30pm - 3:30pm. The brewery is located at 1634 18th Street, Denver.
Hospitality Suites Monday through Wednesday
Thermo Scientific invites you to join us for informal discussion with our top researchers and staff. Bring your questions and enjoy our complimentary hospitality suite.
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US HUPO 2008 in Review
Delegates from across the nation attended US HUPO 2008 Fourth Annual Conference held March 16-19 in North Bethesda, Maryland. The theme this year was Proteomics & Beyond with sessions covering new technologies and workflows, PTM analysis, the study of systems proteomics, etc. The Thermo Scientific program included ETD technology, H-SRM for targeted protein quantitation, new integrated SILAC solutions for relative quantitation of proteins… Download and read the presentations
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ETD Product Support Bulletin
Electron transfer dissociation (ETD) in Thermo Scientific LTQ linear ion trap mass spectrometers takes less than 350 ms per experiment, which is fast enough to allow alternating CID and ETD scans on an LC timescale. The ETD activation method is complementary to CID, favoring multiply charged peptides and preserving labile post-translational modifications (PTMs). Recent studies indicate that a combined CID and ETD analysis approach results in increased sequence coverage, and subsequently increased confidence in resulting protein identifications. Read the product support bulletin |
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LSMS Abstracts Database Rev 1.7 now available!
The abstracts database now includes 3150 mass spec
abstracts in the following application and technology areas:
1600 proteomics application abstracts
220 MALDI application abstracts
160 biomarker discovery abstracts
120 PTM analysis abstracts
Top-down, middle-down, and bottom-up protein ID
Targeted and high-throughput protein quantitation
This release of the abstracts CD permits advanced searching of
the abstract title, author and keywords. Request your copy today
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Important Proteomics Events
Be sure to mark your calendars to attend the following proteomics events: |
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ASMS, June 1-5, Denver, Colorado
PRICPS/AOHUPO, June 22-26, Cairns, Queensland
BSPR/EBI, July 8-10, Cambridge, United Kingdom
CNHUPO, July 26-28, Urumqi, China
International HUPO, August 16-20, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
MPSA, August 26-28, Sapporo, Japan
Siena Meeting, Aug 31 - Sept 4, Siena, Italy
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Give us your feedback!
The goal of this newsletter is to provide you timely, relevant information about new tools and workflows in proteomics research. For this reason, we actively solicit contributions from our readers and other investigators describing new developments in proteomics theory and practice. Proteome Digest will also feature upcoming proteomics seminars, workshops and symposia. We invite you to give us your feedback; comments and contributions are always welcome!
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