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ISSN 1524-0215
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Vol. 22, Issue Suppl, 2011October 01, 2011 EDT

In Depth Characterization of Protein Changes Induced by Glucose Limitation Using Complementary Ionization Techniques

Jabs W., Behrens M., Suckau D., Baessmann C., Niehaus K., Noll T., Müller B.,

Articles in Vol. 22, Issue Suppl, 2011

Vol. 22, Issue Suppl, 2011
  • Basics of Colocalization Analyses
    Lacoste J.
  • Ion Torrent's Personal Genome Machine coupled with Fluidigm's Access Array Provides a Multiplexed Sample Approach to Rapid Evaluation of Novel Genomic Targets
    Myers J.Rothberg J.May A.Roberson D.Boland J.
  • Towards Optical DNA Sequencing Using Nanopore Arrays
    Meller A.
  • Studying Whole-Body Protein Turnover Using Stable-Isotope Labeled Mice
    Koller A.A.Relucio J.Nik S.Dost B.Colognato H.Bandeira N.Chen E.
  • When Proteins Misbehave, Try Adding a Little Pressure
    Petrovich R.M.
  • Overcoming Problems in Protein Expression and Purification
    Gillette B.
  • A Comparison of Post-DNA Sequencing Dye-Terminator Removal Protocols
    McCoy A.Zianni M.
  • Comparison of Data Envelopment Analysis Models to Identify Potential Cancer Biomarker Genes for Colon Cancer
    Sanchez-Pena M.E.Isaza C.E.Cabrera-Rios M.Diaz-Candelas P.
  • Improvements in SOLiD™ Whole Transcriptome Library Preparation Workflow to Enable Low Input RNA Amounts
    San Jose Hinahon C.
  • Comparison of Custom Target Enrichment Methods; Agilent vs. Nimblegen
    Bodi K.Adams P.S.Bintzler D.Dewar K.Grove D.S.Kieleczawa J.Lyons R.H.Neubert T.Noll A.C.Singh S.Steen R.Zianni M.Perera A.
  • (R2) Antibodies: Moving Closer to Personalized Therapeutics and Diagnostics
    Umeck R.Harlan J.E.Curtis B.R.
  • Multi-Functional Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Particles as Cancer Therapeutic Agents
    Gannett P.M.Barr J.A.Carroll R.L.Yedlapalli S.L.Narayanan A.
  • Chip or Seq: Helping Clients Choose
    Baldwin D.
  • Comparison of Custom Target Enrichment Methods: Agilent vs. Nimblegen
    Adams P.S.Bintzler D.Perera A.Dewar K.Grove D.S.Kieleczawa J.Lyons R.H.Neubert T.Noll A.C.Singh S.Steen R.Zianni M.Bodi K.
  • Increasing Protein Identification Using Coupled Chip Based NanoLC Columns
    Young J.B.van Soest R.Neyer D.W.Hunter C.L.Hebert N.
  • Detecting Immune System Response Proteins in a 500 Year-old Inca Mummy
    Corthals A.Davalos L.Martin D.W.Rieger R.Chen E.I.Koller A.
  • Microsoft Biology Initiative: .NET Bioinformatics Platform and Tools
    Diaz Acosta B.
  • Trudeau Institute Molecular Biology Core Facility
    Moquin A.M.Hoffman J.J.Adams P.
  • Science and Technology at a High Throughput Genome Center
    Wilson R.The Genome Center Production GroupFulton L.
  • Vaccine and Therapeutic Protein Manufacture in Plants
    Ryan T.E.
  • Assembling Complete Genomes from Complex Mixtures
    Meyer F.
  • Probabilistically Assigning Sites of Protein Modification with Scaffold PTM
    Vincent-Maloney N.Searle B.C.Turner M.
  • In-Depth Analysis of Human and Mouse Plasma Using 3-D and 4-D Fractionation Strategies
    Speicher D.W.
  • Implementation of GeneSifter Improves Workflow Management within a Core Facility
    Boland J.Bacior J.Lonsberry V.McCary A.
  • RNA-Seq Analysis with NextGENe Software
    You Y.Liu C.McGuigan J.
  • Development of a High-Sensitivity Targeted MRM Assay for Peptide and Protein Quantification
    Bartlett A.Hughes C.Langridge J.McKenna T.
  • Better Outcomes for Our Patients: Moving Science Forward in the Biomolecular Core Laboratory at the Nemours Center of Pediatric Research
    Stabley D.L.Hitchens E.C.Geller P.Sol-Church K.Holbrook J.
  • Protein Sequencing Research Group(PSRG): Results of the PSRG 2011 Study: Sensitivity Assessment of Edman and Mass Spectrometric Terminal Sequencing of an Unknown Protein
    Smith J.S.Sandoval W.Xiang B.Mawuenyega K.Suckau D.Katta V.Walters J.J.Hunziker P.Remmer H.
  • Fully Automated Sample Preparation Methods for High Throughput Transcriptome Analysis by Arrays and NGS
    Keilholz W.Heath J.D.Kain S.
  • Discovery, Identification and Localization of Post-Translational Modifications
    Bandeira N.
  • GeneXplain — Identification of Causal Biomarkers and Drug Targets in Personalized Cancer Pathways
    Kolpakov F.Poroikov V.Selivanova G.Kel A.
  • (w6) Current State and Future of Capillary Electrophoresis and Sanger Sequencing
    Adam D.Schweitzer P.Vennemeyer E.Zianni M.Kieleczawa J.
  • A Collaborative Life Cycle Process for the Bioinformatics Core Facility
    Kibbe W.A.Lin S.
  • Improving the Comprehensiveness of Large-Scale Proteomics Experiments Using Advanced Computational Tools and Accurate Multiple Hypothesis Testing Statistics
    Egertson J.Frewen B.Kall L.Noble W.MacCoss M.J.
  • A Methodology Study for Metagenomics Using Next Generation Sequencers
    Albert I.Bintzler D.Bodi K.Bruns M.Dewar K.Gloor G.Johnson T.Kieleczawa J.Lyons R.H.Neubert T.Perera A.G.Singh S.Steen R.Zianni M.Grove D.
  • The University of Texas at Austin — Protein and Metabolite Analysis Facility
    Lo H.Geigerman F.Mercado M.Person M.Gadush M.
  • Fast QC of Intact Monoclonal Antibodies Using MALDI-Top-Down Sequencing
    Paape R.Vorwerg L.Suckau D.Resemann A.
  • Metabolic Biomarkers, Metabolic Networks, and Pathway Analysis
    Tolstikov V.
  • Metabolomics Research Group 2011 Study
    Asara J.M.Tolstikov V.V.Aronov P.Kesler B.Shulaev V.Turck C.W.Wikoff W.R.
  • A Web Based Tool for Efficient Management and Use of Research Core Facilities
    Wilkie L.Miller L.Turpen P.
  • Microarray Analysis of Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter-Derived Cells: Creating Harmony between Technologies
    Tighe S.
  • Detection of p53 Phosphorylation and Oligomerization Using Proximity Ligation Assay
    Huwiler K.Bruinsma R.Marks B.Schweitzer B.Settineri T.Shannon M.Ruff D.Chen S.M.
  • Robotic Scripts, Methods, Reagents, and Devices for High Throughput Automated Production of Next Generation Sequencing DNA Fragment Libraries
    Allen M.Poulter K.Zhang W.Landers M.Mandelman D.Laubert B.Harris A.Bennett R.Bishop J.
  • Differential Expression of Proteins in Lung Cancer Using Difference in Gel Electrophoresis (DIGE)
    Beckett P.Aulak K.S.Masri F.
  • Quantification of Eicosanoid Pathway Proteins in Human Cerebrospinal Fluid Using a Dual Pressure Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
    Horner J.Fonteh A.Kauffman S.Huhmer A.Harrington M.Biringer R.
  • Determining miRNA Expression Levels in Degraded RNA Samples Using Real-Time RT-qPCR and Microarray Technologies
    Tighe S.Holbrook J.Nadella V.Carmical R.Sol-Church K.Yueng A.T.Chittur S.
  • A Multi-Laboratory Study Assessing Robustness and Reproducibility of Plasma Reference Sample for Benchmarking LC-MS Platform Performance
    Campos A.Oliveira E.Martinez-Bartolome S.Canals F.Albar J.P.
  • Investigating the Robustness of a New Microfluidic Device
    Langridge J.McKenna T.Hughes C.
  • Why Reproducible Outcomes are Essential in Proteomic Research and Why Standardisation of Processes is Essential for Achieving Reproducibility
    Dracup W.Borthwick A.
  • Fragment Analysis of Carbohydrates Following Capillary Electrophoresis
    Hulce D.Li F.Li X.Liu C.S.Snyder-Leiby T.
  • The Application of Targeted and Exome Sequencing for the Identification of Spontaneous and Induced Mutations in Mice
    Antoniou E.Daigle S.Ding Y.Zhang W.Reinholdt L.Barter M.Rowe L.Hinerfeld D.
  • Comparing Protein and mRNA Abundances to Protein Expression Regulation
    Laurent J.M.Kwon T.Craig S.A.Boutz D.R.Huse H.K.Nozue K.Walia H.Whiteley M.Ronald P.C.Abreu Rde S.Ko D.Le S.Y.Shapiro B.A.Burns S.C.Sandhu D.Penalva L.O.Marcotte E.M.Vogel C.
  • The Protein and Nucleic Acid (PAN) Facility at Stanford University
    Eckart M.Kosovilka N.Sanchez A.Tran Y.Walker P.Winant R.Zuo E.Patel S.
  • UHR-Q-TOF Analysis Can Address Common Challenges in Targeted and Untargeted Metabolomics
    Zurek G.Krug D.Muller R.Barsch A.
  • Successful Protein Production
    Culp J.
  • Purification of Bacterial APOA-1 and Characterization of Novel Anti-Cancer Drug Delivery System
    Lacko A.Young T.
  • Designing an Institutional Web-based Core Facility Management System
    Tabarini D.Clisham S.John D.Hagen A.
  • Biological Application of Constrained Peptides
    Castro M.Fazeli H.Murage E.
  • PeaksDB: New Software for Substantially Improved Peptide Identification from Orbitrap ETD Mass Spectrometry
    Zhang J.Xin L.Shan B.Chen W.Ma B.
  • PRG-2011: Defining the Interaction Between Users and Suppliers of Proteomics Services/Facilities
    Andacht T.M.Bunger M.K.Bystrom C.E.Dangott L.J.Molina H.Moritz R.L.Settlage R.E.Turck C.W.Hawke D.H.
  • A New Sequencing Primer and Workflow Increase 5' Resolution and Throughput on HLA Sequencing
    Hung S.C.Berosik S.Wenz M.Schneider S.Ma P.Berchanskiy D.Dinauer D.Chuu J.
  • Integrated Bioinformatics for MS-Based Proteomics
    Deutsch E.
  • Benchmarking miRNA Expression Levels in Degraded RNA Samples Using Real-Time RT-qPCR and Microarray Technologies
    Chittur S.V.Tighe S.Nadell V.Carmica R.Sol-Church K.Yeung A.T.Holbrook J.
  • Danforth Center: Proteomics & Mass Spectrometry Core Facility
    Alvarez S.Zhang B.Liu Z.Wang H.Fazlic J.Hicks L.
  • ABRF Affiliates and Chapters
    Grills G.Detwiler M.Jennings S.F.
  • Developing a Redox-Sensitive Red Fluorescent Protein Biosensor
    Koon N.Yei S.M.Risenmay A.J.Kallio K.Remington S.J.Magpiong I.
  • Optimization of Nanospray Voltage and Spray Stability: Impact on Chromatographic Peak Area for Analyte Quantitation
    Lee M.Berg A.Valaskovic G.
  • PCR-Free Nextera Di-Tagged DNA Library Preparation for NGS Applications
    Grunenwald H.Baas B.Goryshin I.Caruccio N.Maffitt M.Kinross C.
  • Microscale Thermophoresis: Interactions of Proteins, Small Molecules, Nucleic Acids, and Vesicles
    Baaske P.Duhr S.
  • A Case Study: Molecular Profiling of Breast Cancer from Formalin-Fixed, Archival Material — Gene Expression Profiles from FFPE Samples with Improved RNA Decrosslinking Technology
    Quabius S.Krupp G.Jaggi R.
  • Center for Genome Research and Biocomputing at Oregon State University
    Dasenko M.Girard A.Peterson M.Sullivan C.Carrington J.C.Rosato C.
  • Gene Synthesis: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Traditional Molecular Cloning
    Schwartz M.Lo H.Zhou J.Yang P.Liao A.
  • On-Line Electrochemistry/MS - A Powerful Tool for Rapid Prediction of Phase I and II Drug Metabolism
    Purkerson J.Kraj A.Eysberg M.Chervet J.P.Powers J.
  • United States Department of Agriculture/Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) Eastern Regional Research Center Core Technologies
    Nunez A.Strahan G.Soroka D.S.Damert W.Needleman D.
  • Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday: From the Exome Sequencing of One Boy to the Delivery of Clinical Diagnostics
    Tschannen M.R.
  • Integrated Core Facility Support and Optimization of Next Generation Sequencing Technologies
    Schweitzer P.Sun Q.Pillardy J.Wang W.Stelick T.Bukowski R.Ponnala L.VanEe J.Grills G.
  • High Sensitivity Protein Quantitation Using a Triple Quadrupole with a Dual Ion Funnel
    Yang Y.Waddell K.Miller C.
  • 2-D DIGE Analysis of Multicellular Tumor Spheroids in Evaluation of Breast Cancer Treatment
    Winkvist M.Grimsby S.Monazzam A.Nyamekye K.Hagner-McWhirter A.Ruddat V.
  • RNA-Seq Analysis with NextGENe Software
    You Y.Liu C.McGuigan J.
  • Development of a High-Sensitivity Targeted MRM Assay for Peptide and Protein Quantification
    Bartlett A.Hughes C.Langridge J.McKenna T.
  • Better Outcomes for Our Patients: Moving Science Forward in the Biomolecular Core Laboratory at the Nemours Center of Pediatric Research
    Stabley D.L.Hitchens E.C.Geller P.Sol-Church K.Holbrook J.
  • Protein Sequencing Research Group(PSRG): Results of the PSRG 2011 Study: Sensitivity Assessment of Edman and Mass Spectrometric Terminal Sequencing of an Unknown Protein
    Smith J.S.Sandoval W.Xiang B.Mawuenyega K.Suckau D.Katta V.Walters J.J.Hunziker P.Remmer H.
  • Fully Automated Sample Preparation Methods for High Throughput Transcriptome Analysis by Arrays and NGS
    Keilholz W.Heath J.D.Kain S.
  • Increasing the Sample Loading Capacity for Peptide Analysis by LCMS/MS Using 150 μm ID Packed Tip Columns
    Svobodova H.Marshall-Waggett C.Valaskovic G.Berg A.
  • (w13) Institutional Core Management
    Turpen P.Farber G.K.Mische S.Alexander P.Auger J.Meyn S.
  • (w9) Therapeutic Antibodies: Over-Hyped “Magic Bullet”, or Under-Explored Technology?
    Harlan J.E.Weis-Garcia F.Crimmins D.L.
  • Bravo Automated Liquid Handling Platform for SureSelect Target Enrichment
    Visitacion M.Karbowski J.Novak B.Ravi H.Ong J.Joshi S.Pabon-Pena C.LeProust E.Roberts D.Happe S.Giuffre A.
  • Microarray Research Group Projects, 2010–11
    Reyero-Vinas N.G.Jafari N.Baldwin D.
  • Protein Cleavage, Disulfide Bonds Reduction, Metabolite Synthesis and Much More Using Electrochemistry/MS
    Purkerson J.Kraj A.Eysberg M.Chervet J.P.Powers J.
  • Analysis of Intact Proteins in Biotechnology
    DiFeo D.Wirth H.J.Gooley A.Freeman R.
  • ABRF-sPRG2011 Study: Development of a Comprehensive Standard for Analysis of Post-Translational Modifications
    Colangelo C.Dufresne C.P.Farmar J.G.Friedman D.B.Kinsinger C.Lilley K.S.Mechtler K.Phinney B.S.Shaffer S.A.Weintraub S.T.Ivanov A.
  • Genome Technology Center at the NYU Langone Medical Center: New Support for Clinical and Translational Science
    Mische S.Zavadil J.
  • Improving Human Nutrition from the Ground Up: Linking Agriculture to Human Health
    Welch R.M.
  • Critical Reagent Analytical Characterization Program at Genentech
    Williams C.Meier A.Lu C.Motchnik P.Chamberlain S.
  • PRG-2011: Defining the Interaction Between Users and Suppliers of Proteomics Services/Facilities
    Andacht T.M.Bunger M.K.Bystrom C.E.Dangott L.J.Molina H.Moritz R.L.Settlage R.E.Turck C.W.Hawke D.H.
  • A New Sequencing Primer and Workflow Increase 5' Resolution and Throughput on HLA Sequencing
    Hung S.C.Berosik S.Wenz M.Schneider S.Ma P.Berchanskiy D.Dinauer D.Chuu J.
  • Early Elements of a Pipeline for Single Bacterial Cell Genomics
    Relman D.A.
  • Protein-Binding Assays in Biological Liquids Using Microscale Thermophoresis
    Baaske P.Wienken C.Willemsen M.J.Braun D.Duhr S.
  • Characterization of Unexpected By-Products in a Recombinant TAU Protein by Capillary LC Coupled to MALDI-Top-Down-Sequencing (LCMALDI-TDS)
    Kovacech B.Kovac A.Suckau D.Asperger A.
  • Overview of the Illumina Sequencing Platform at the Broad Institute
    Connolly K.
  • Discovery of Yersinia pestis and Yersiniophage Peptide Targets for Use in Multiple Reaction Monitoring Methods
    Bearden S.Luna L.
  • The Agilent Technologies' SureSelect™ All Exon Product Portfolio: High Performance Target Enrichment System for Human and Mouse Exome Sequencing on Illumina and SOLiD Platforms
    Giuffre A.Pabon-Pena C.Novak B.Joshi S.Ong J.Visitacion M.Hamady M.Useche F.Eberle J.Hunt S.Happe S.Roberts D.Leproust E.Ravi H.
  • Progress towards Becoming a CLIACertified Core Facility
    Gray M.Sandoval M.McCann S.Gorda S.McMillan M.
  • Improvements in SOLiD™ Whole Transcriptome Library Preparation Workflow to Enable Low Input RNA Amounts
    San Jose Hinahon C.
  • Comparison of Custom Target Enrichment Methods; Agilent vs. Nimblegen
    Bodi K.Adams P.S.Bintzler D.Dewar K.Grove D.S.Kieleczawa J.Lyons R.H.Neubert T.Noll A.C.Singh S.Steen R.Zianni M.Perera A.
  • (R2) Antibodies: Moving Closer to Personalized Therapeutics and Diagnostics
    Umeck R.Harlan J.E.Curtis B.R.
  • Multi-Functional Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Particles as Cancer Therapeutic Agents
    Gannett P.M.Barr J.A.Carroll R.L.Yedlapalli S.L.Narayanan A.
  • Chip or Seq: Helping Clients Choose
    Baldwin D.
  • Comparison of Custom Target Enrichment Methods: Agilent vs. Nimblegen
    Adams P.S.Bintzler D.Perera A.Dewar K.Grove D.S.Kieleczawa J.Lyons R.H.Neubert T.Noll A.C.Singh S.Steen R.Zianni M.Bodi K.
  • Increasing Protein Identification Using Coupled Chip Based NanoLC Columns
    Young J.B.van Soest R.Neyer D.W.Hunter C.L.Hebert N.
  • Detecting Immune System Response Proteins in a 500 Year-old Inca Mummy
    Corthals A.Davalos L.Martin D.W.Rieger R.Chen E.I.Koller A.
  • Microsoft Biology Initiative: .NET Bioinformatics Platform and Tools
    Diaz Acosta B.
  • Trudeau Institute Molecular Biology Core Facility
    Moquin A.M.Hoffman J.J.Adams P.
  • Science and Technology at a High Throughput Genome Center
    Wilson R.The Genome Center Production GroupFulton L.
  • Vaccine and Therapeutic Protein Manufacture in Plants
    Ryan T.E.
  • Assembling Complete Genomes from Complex Mixtures
    Meyer F.
  • Probabilistically Assigning Sites of Protein Modification with Scaffold PTM
    Vincent-Maloney N.Searle B.C.Turner M.
  • In-Depth Analysis of Human and Mouse Plasma Using 3-D and 4-D Fractionation Strategies
    Speicher D.W.
  • Implementation of GeneSifter Improves Workflow Management within a Core Facility
    Boland J.Bacior J.Lonsberry V.McCary A.
  • Comparing Global and Targeted Lipid and Fatty Acid Shotgun Profiling of Brain Tissue Extracts by NanoESIInfusion
    Simons B.Impey G.Duchoslav E.Koisten K.Ekroos K.Albanese J.
  • Development of a Label-Free Quantitative Phosphoproteomics Platform Applicable to Non-Cell Culture Biological Matrices
    Foster M.W.Thompson J.W.Moseley M.A.Soderblom E.
  • Point Spread Functions, Spectral Calibration, and Beyond
    Cole R.Stack R.
  • Early Elements of a Pipeline for Single Bacterial Cell Genomics
    Relman D.A.
  • Protein-Binding Assays in Biological Liquids Using Microscale Thermophoresis
    Baaske P.Wienken C.Willemsen M.J.Braun D.Duhr S.
  • Characterization of Unexpected By-Products in a Recombinant TAU Protein by Capillary LC Coupled to MALDI-Top-Down-Sequencing (LCMALDI-TDS)
    Kovacech B.Kovac A.Suckau D.Asperger A.
  • Overview of the Illumina Sequencing Platform at the Broad Institute
    Connolly K.
  • Discovery of Yersinia pestis and Yersiniophage Peptide Targets for Use in Multiple Reaction Monitoring Methods
    Bearden S.Luna L.
  • The Agilent Technologies' SureSelect™ All Exon Product Portfolio: High Performance Target Enrichment System for Human and Mouse Exome Sequencing on Illumina and SOLiD Platforms
    Giuffre A.Pabon-Pena C.Novak B.Joshi S.Ong J.Visitacion M.Hamady M.Useche F.Eberle J.Hunt S.Happe S.Roberts D.Leproust E.Ravi H.
  • Progress towards Becoming a CLIACertified Core Facility
    Gray M.Sandoval M.McCann S.Gorda S.McMillan M.
  • Utilization of Flow Cytometry in Personalized Medicine
    Lopez P.
  • Cornell University Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center
    VanEe J.Schweitzer P.Zhang S.Williams R.Pillardy J.Sun Q.Wang W.Li Y.Betel D.Stelick T.Spisak J.Cote L.Cameron R.Wroblewski H.Hover B.Zhang L.Mosher J.Xin Y.Westby G.Busuttil J.Monni S.Sherwood R.Ptak A.C.Chen W.McCardle J.Bayles C.Dela Cruz J.Riccio M.Bukowski R.Ponnala L.Myers C.Singh H.Howard M.Flaherty J.Manocchia A.Dodge E.Smith K.Aquadro C.Melnick A.Brenna T.Zipfel W.Clark A.Siepel A.Carr L.Rose J.K.C.Grills G.
  • GenomeView: Visualizing the Next-Generation of Data
    Abeel T.
  • Next Generation Quantitative Proteomic Tools for Analyzing Histone Modifications
    Garcia B.A.
  • (w11) The Business of Running A Core Facility
    Bobin S.A.Ambulos N.P.
  • Evaluation of DNA Whole Genome Amplification Technologies for Genotyping
    Dagnall C.Nicolet C.Escobar H.Blake S.Sanderson B.Kingham B.Jonscher K.Hutchinson A.
  • Pathway Analysis in Expression Proteomics
    Zubarev R.A.
  • Identification of Various Pink-Red Pigments Formed by Reacting Various Amino Acids with Onion (allium cepa L.) Thiosulfinates Using HPLC with Diode Array Detector and Tandem Mass Spectrometry
    Lee E.Yoo K.Russell D.Patil B.Rezenom Y.
  • iPRG 2011: A Study on the Identification of Electron Transfer Dissociation (ETD) Mass Spectra
    Askenazi M.Bandeira N.Chalkley R.J.Clauser K.R.Deutsch E.Lam H.H.N.McDonald W.H.Neubert T.Rudnick P.A.Martens L.
  • Ultrahigh-Performance Nano LC-MS/MS Analysis of Complex Proteomic Samples
    Sneekes E.J.de Haan B.Swart R.Gendeh G.
  • Screening for Optimal Purification Conditions for Histidine-Tagged Water-Soluble and Membrane Proteins Using Magnetic Beads Methods
    Mascher E.Risberg G.Hedlund H.
  • Dining in with Trillions of Fascinating Friends: Exploring Our Human Gut Microbiome in Health and Disease
    Gordon J.I.
  • Clinical Proteomic Technologies for Cancer: NIH-Funded Measurement Science
    Boja E.Hiltke T.Mesri M.Rahbar A.Rivers R.Rodriguez H.Kinsinger C.R.
  • Integrative Bioinformatics for Genomics and Proteomics
    Wu C.H.
  • High-Throughput Next Generation Sequencing Methods and Applications
    Wang M.Newsham I.Wu Y.Q.Dinh H.Kovar C.Santibanez J.Sabo A.Reid J.Bainbridge M.Boerwinkle E.Albert T.Gibbs R.Muzny D.
  • Quantitative miRNA Expression Analysis Using Fluidigm Microfluidics Dynamic Arrays
    Sung Jang J.Simon V.A.Feddersen R.M.Rakhshan F.Schultz D.A.Zschunke M.A.Lingle W.L.Kolbert C.P.Jen J.
  • Facile Solid-Phase Synthesis of Peptide-p-Nitroanilide (pNA) Analog Containing Conjugates Using a Novel Wang or Rink Amide Resin
    Po C.He J.Hong A.Wang X.
  • Use of Synthetic Transcript Pools to Evaluate RNA-Seq Performance and Analytical Methods
    Qu L.Lemire A.Brockman J.Heater S.Schageman J.Gu J.Lea K.San Jose C.Hernandez N.Batten D.Bramlett K.Ilsley D.Mueller C.Setterquist R.Whitley P.
  • Deconvolution: Core Concepts, Algorithms and Advanced Issues
    Beavers N.Northan B.
  • Using 200 μm ID cHiPLC Columns for Increased Sample Throughput in Peptide Quantitation
    Hebert N.Neyer D.W.Young J.B.van Soest R.
  • Conclusions from the MIRG 2010 Benchmark Study: Molecular Interactions in a Three Component System and Presentation of 2011 Survey Results on Label-Free Technologies
    Yadav S.P.Bergqvist S.Doyle M.L.Eisenstein E.Robinson M.K.Neubert T.Yamniuk A.P.
  • Overview of the Agilent Technologies SureSelectTM Target Enrichment System
    Giuffre A.Joshi S.Ravi H.Pabon-Pena C.Novak B.Visitacion M.Hamady M.Useche F.Arezi B.Buehler B.Lin E.Hunt S.Roberts D.Happe S.Leproust E.Ong J.
  • Automated Isolation of Genomic DNA from Large Volumes of Whole Blood
    Krueger S.Kennedy J.Lee S.Helt C.Bonk A.Cowan C.Vincent E.
  • Modification of the Transplex WTA2 Amplification Product for Next Generation Sequencing
    Ward B.Fenoglio D.Heuermann K.
  • A Methodology Study for Metagenomics Using Next Generation Sequencers
    Grove D.Singh S.
  • Effective Semi-Automated Extraction of Intact Mitochondria from Solid Tissues Using Gentle Mechanical Homogenization and Pressure Cycling Technology
    Carlson G.Freeman E.Ivanov A.R.Lazarev A.Gross V. S.
  • Tools for Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis
    Bodi K.
  • Simplified Reagents and Workflows for Robust Sample Preparation of DNA, mRNA, and Small RNA
    Hendrickson C.L.Apone L.M.Munafo D.B.Meyer C.R.Stewart F.J.
  • Stable Isotope Tracers Applied to Measuring Rates of Protein Synthesis and Breakdown in Muscle: Principles and Applications
    Wolfe R.R.
  • MicroRNA Analysis Using RNA Extracted from Matched Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded (FFPE) and Fresh Frozen Samples on SOLiD™ System
    Gu J.Zeringer E.Heater S.Schageman J.Mueller C.Bramlett K.Lea K.
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W. J, M. B, D. S, et al. In Depth Characterization of Protein Changes Induced by Glucose Limitation Using Complementary Ionization Techniques. JBT. 2011;22(Suppl):S67-S67.
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