Mapping Missense Mutations with Proteogenomics
By Henry Thomas
September 16, 2025
Using SILAC mass spectrometry and mutation databases, researchers uncover how missense variants reshape protein abundance in prostate cancer
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By Henry Thomas
September 16, 2025
Using SILAC mass spectrometry and mutation databases, researchers uncover how missense variants reshape protein abundance in prostate cancer
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September 11, 2025
Mouse models with human-specific ADSL variants have sex-specific effects on brain function
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September 11, 2025
Agilent’s Christian Haas on the changing role of analytical instruments in the age of automation
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By Henry Thomas
September 4, 2025
As new ion sources and megadalton capabilities emerge, the boundaries of mass spectrometry are being redefined, suggests David E. Clemmer from Indiana University
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August 26, 2025
By clustering protein signatures at the pixel level, PathoPlex offers a new perspective on tissue pathology and disease mechanisms
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By Henry Thomas
August 26, 2025
The challenge of identifying unknowns looms large for mass spectrometry, says Susan Richardson, who returned from ASMS 2025 with new ideas – and a hope that AI might finally bridge the gap between data and discovery
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August 22, 2025
New machine learning model uses proteomic data to score tumor stemness and predict cancer aggressiveness
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August 21, 2025
When to invest, how to choose, and what to avoid – three experts share practical advice for labs at every stage of LIMS adoption
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August 18, 2025
New workflow shows AI can assist environmental monitoring – but not all models are created equal
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By Thorsten Teutenberg
August 15, 2025
Why a fully automated analytical laboratory might be closer than you think
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