POSTS TAGGED AS proteomics

Computed Structures of Core Eukaryotic Protein Complexes

Computed structures of core eukaryotic protein complexes
“We [a wide collaboration of thirty researchers] take advantage of advances in proteome-wide amino [MORE]

Cancer at the Stem Cell Level

New Technology Finds Hidden Cancer Cells
“Researchers from DTU and Copenhagen University are the first to show that protein analysis at [MORE]

Defining the Shape of Proteins

Scientists study how proteins change shape inside cells
From the University of North Carolina School of Medicine: “The scientists’ new “binder-tag” [MORE]

Single Cell Proteomics

Single cell proteomics
This piece is an interview with a biochemist at the University of Maryland about a method for finding [MORE]

Proteins of Female Fertility

Eight proteins turn mouse stem cells into egglike cells
“A core set of eight proteins can transform stem cells from mice [MORE]

The “Omics” of Exercise

Exercise – studying biologic changes
Fitness trackers are one genre of wearable sensors, and here is why they are important: “Understanding [MORE]

Thermostability of Synthetic Proteins

Stability of synthetic proteins
“De novo designed proteins exhibit a remarkable property of extremely high thermal stability compared with naturally occurring [MORE]

Glioblastoma Nanomedicine

Glioblastoma nanomedicine crosses iBBB in mice
“Inspired by the capacity of natural proteins and viral particulates to cross the BBB, we [MORE]

Duke’s Genome Editors Go “HiUGE”

Universal Genome Engineering (HiUGE)
“HiUGE” is the acronym Duke University researchers have developed with which they are able to fluorescently tag [MORE]

First Draft of the Human Proteome

Celebrating 90% completion of the Human Proteome
Twenty years after publication of the human genome, protein scientists have completed the first [MORE]

27 Blood Biomarkers of COVID-19

Blood proteins could help predict severity COVID-19
From the Francis Crick Institute and the Charite Hospital in Berlin: “The researchers refined [MORE]

Field Asymmetric Waveform Ion Mass Spectrometry (FAIMS)

FAIMS Pro Interface for mass spectrometry
“FAIMS is a differential ion mobility technique that spatially separates ionized species in the gaseous [MORE]

Reference Map of Human Proteins

Mapping interactions of human proteins
”The largest of its kind, the human reference interactome (HuRI) map charts 52,569 interactions between 8,275 [MORE]

Rejuvenating Old Cells

Old Human Cells Rejuvenated With Stem Cell Technology
“Old human cells return to a more youthful and vigorous state after being [MORE]