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ABRF 2008 in Review
Delegates from across the nation attended ABRF 2008, held February 9-12 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The theme of the symposium this year was Enabling Technologies in the Life Sciences. The Thermo Scientific program included targeted protein quantitation, PTM analysis, bioinformatics, new electron transfer dissociation (ETD) and tissue imaging techniques.
Download and read the technical posters
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You're invited to the Thermo Scientific US HUPO Workshop
Attend the complimentary Thermo Scientific lunchtime workshop at the US HUPO Fourth Annual Conference. Join us at 12:15 PM in the Brookside Room, Tuesday, March 18th, in the Marriott Bethesda North Hotel & Conference Center to learn more about the latest research in qualitative and quantitative proteomics.
Lunchtime Workshop
Dr. Ricky D. Edmondson, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Myeloma Institute for Research and Therapy, Profiling Multiple Myeloma: Analysis of Clinical Samples using a Proteomics Discovery Platform
Dr. Susan E. Abbatiello, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, Clinical Proteomics Facility, Investigation of Tissue Interstitial Fluid from Kidney Cancer using High Resolution Differential Mass Spectrometry and SRM-Based Protein Confirmation
Seating is limited, so arrive early to register onsite and enjoy lunch before the presentations begin! Also join us daily at Booth 18 to take a closer look at ETD technology, H-SRM for targeted protein quantitation, new integrated SILAC solutions for relative quantitation of proteins, and much more. Review Thermo Scientific program
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Targeted Protein Quantitation Application Note
A common endpoint for a biomarker discovery experiment is a list of putative marker proteins. A reasonable next step is to then perform targeted quantitative measurements of these proteins in an expanded patient population to assess their validity as markers. In Application Note 412, a new approach using an H‑SRM assay on a TSQ Quantum Ultra triple quadrupole mass spectrometer for simultaneous qualitative and quantitative targeted protein analysis is evaluated. The primary goal was to develop an assay with the ability to measure low levels of peptides in complex mixtures with high chemical background... Read the application note |
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Proteome Resource Library 3.0 now available!
This release of the CD includes 2700 Abstracts as well as hundreds of additional proteomics posters and presentations from ASMS, ABRF and HUPO.
Include on this CD are:
Abstracts of peer-reviewed articles
Proteomics Seminar Presentations
Proteomics Application Notes
Brochures, Tech Notes, PSBs, etc.
This library features a fully-functional database of technical content, allowing advanced searching capabilities such as exact phrase, any/all word searches, Boolean queries, wild card characters, and variable term weighting. It also includes variable fuzzy searching including stemming, phonic, and synonym expansion. Request your copy of the resource library |
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Important Proteomics Events
Be sure to mark your calendars to attend the following proteomics events: |
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PittCon, March 3-6, New Orleans, Louisiana
US HUPO, March 16-19, Bethesda, Maryland
Genomes to Systems, March 17-19, Manchester, UK
ASMS, June 1-5, Denver, Colorado
International HUPO, August 16-20, Amsterdam
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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