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| Proteomics(n) at ABRF
2005: Visit Thermo at Booth 801 |
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Thermo Electron
is a proud sponsor of the 2005 ABRF Conference held February
5-8 in Savannah GA. At this important meeting, Thermo will
showcase exciting new instruments, software, and applications
that take the rapidly developing science of protein analysis
and proteomics to a whole new level. Visit us at the Thermo
booth to learn about Proteomics(n) solutions for
High-Throughput Protein ID, Ultra-Sensitive PTM
Characterization, Top Down Protein Analysis and Biomarker
Discovery. These applications will be shown in practical
detail in a series of technical workshops and posters. If you
cannot attend the ABRF Conference, but would like more
information on Proteomics(n) or Thermo products or
applications, please visit thermo.com/proteomics. |
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ABRF Conference Guide |
| Thermo's Technical
Workshops: LIVE from ABRF |
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Not attending
ABRF? Attend Thermo's Technical Workshops LIVE at your
desk.
- Massive Parallel Searching of MS/MS Data Using
a Novel SEQUEST Accelerator: Dr. Steve Gygi, Assistant
Professor, Dept. of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School; 12
Noon EST Monday Feb 7th 2005 [Register/Attend]
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Top-Down Proteomics - A Definitive New Approach to Intact
Protein Analysis: Dr. Andrew Forbes, Center for Top-Down
Proteomics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; 12
Noon EST Tuesday Feb 8th 2005 [Register/Attend]
*
Please register only once. You may use the same login and
password for all Thermo Mass Spectrometry Web Seminars.
Participation in the exhibitor workshop program at the ABRF
meeting does not constitute an endorsement by ABRF of the
claims, products, or services offered. |
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| Featured Software:
ProMass(TM) Deconvolution 2.0 |
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ProMass
Deconvolution 2.0 is an automated biomolecule
deconvolution and reporting software package that is used to
process ESI/LC/MS data or single ESI mass spectra acquired
with the Xcalibur
data system. ProMass can be set up to run automatically from
Xcalibur with the data presented in easy-viewing web browser
format. ProMass is ideal for the analysis of intact proteins
and oligonucleotides and is optimized for high-throughput
applications. Give this software a try.
* ProMass is a
Trademark of Novatia, LLC. |
| Download your demo
copy of ProMass Deconvolution 2.0
today. |
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| Proteomics
Applications |
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- Shotgun sequencing of
the human cerebrospinal fluid proteome using 2D LC/MS with the
Finnigan ProteomeX LTQ [Download]
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High-throughput analysis in proteomics: Parallel mass
detection using the Finnigan LTQ FT [Download] |
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| Small Molecule
Applications |
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- High-sensitivity
quantitation of cabergoline and pergolide using a
triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer with enhanced
mass-resolution capabilities [Read
Paper]
- Enhanced resolution triple-quadrupole mass
spectrometry for fast quantitative bioanalysis using liquid
chromatography/ tandem mass spectrometry: investigations of
parameters that affect ruggedness [Read
Paper] |
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Thermo is pleased to
participate in the Relay for Life with the American Cancer
Society because our mass spectrometers play a major role in
the diagnosis and treatment of cancers and other
life-threatening diseases. Prominent research institutes plus
major pharmaceutical and biotech companies around the world
use Thermo mass spectrometers to advance the science of
medical discovery.
"Currently, mass spectrometers are
the instruments of choice for discovering biomarkers that are
then used for early diagnosis of cancer. The same instruments
are also being used in my laboratory to discover molecules
that stimulate the immune system and that can be used as
either vaccines or therapeutics against cancer."
--
Donald F. Hunt, Ph. D.
Professor of Chemistry &
Pathology
University of Virginia |
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| Thermo at US
HUPO |
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| The first US
HUPO Symposium will be held March 13-16, 2005 at the
prestigious Crystal Hyatt Hotel, one of Washington DC's finest
facilities. The mission of the US HUPO 2005 Symposium is to
foster the discussion and dissemination of knowledge
pertaining to the proteomes of man and model organisms. The
focus of the symposium is broad, ranging from proteome mapping
and application of proteomics methods in problem solving to
biomarker discovery and molecular medicine. Topics discussed
at the symposium will stretch from the development of new
analytical tools and methods that enhance throughput,
structural characterization, and cellular imaging to the study
of functional proteomics, protein:protein interactions,
post-translational modifications, recognition of stimulus
associated changes in the proteomes, and bioinformatics. A
commercial exhibition will be included where the latest
advances in proteomics instrumentation, supplies, and services
will be presented. For more information visit http://www.purdue.edu/dp/ushupo/. |
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| Trap
Talk: Accurate Mass Measurements |
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High resolution,
accurate mass spectral analysis is an essential tool for
structural elucidation in the fields of chemistry and
biochemistry. Use of accurate mass information facilitates the
identification of known compounds and determination of
elemental composition for unknowns. High resolution analysis
allows isobaric compounds to be separated from one another or
from chemical noise. For the identification of unknowns, it is
desirable to perform the highest mass accuracy measurements
possible in order to eliminate false positives. |
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