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Month: September 2018

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Proteomics Center at HUPO 2018!

Oral presentation by Jeroen Demmers. See https://www.hupo2018.org/Program/Detailed-Program for full program.

New paper on USP7!

Our paper on the characterization of novel molecular targets of the ubiquitin-specific protease 7 (USP7) is out now in Science Advances. Great and fruitful multi-omics collaboration with the Verrijzer Lab at Erasmus MC.💪

Paper in video journal about our ubiquitin work

The Journal of Visualized Experiments has published a video article on the sample preparation and analysis of diGly peptides from ubiquitinated proteins featuring our lab. Watch the full video here.

SARS-CoV-2 detection using proteomics

Finally out! Paper on the detection of SARS-CoV-2 proteins by targeted proteomics in PLOS ONE. There is still a version of the manuscript on bioRxiv as well.

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The Proteomics Center develops mass spectrometry based proteomics technology and brings proteomics expertise, methodology and instrumentation to researchers in the life sciences.

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Daily news from proteomics.rocks

  • Another US HUPO 2023 guest on the podcast! This week Jenny van Eyk!
    Source: Proteomics News Published on 2023-02-04
  • What the developers don't want you to know about MSstatsShiny! (Download an annotation template here!)
    Source: Proteomics News Published on 2023-02-02
  • 3D print an LCMS tool kit for those Thermo tools you lose all the time!
    Source: Proteomics News Published on 2023-02-01

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