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Benjamin Orsburn
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Host, The Proteomics Show
Baltimore
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Climate Change , Science , Agriculture , Development , Health
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By Benjamin Orsburn, Tarsh Shah, Jackson A Fitzpatrick| bioRxiv@ AbstractNearly all methods of mass spectrometry-based proteomics rely on knowing the proteome of the species. In less studied organisms without annotated genomes, it can seem impossible to perform proteomic analysis. In this study we sought to answer the question - does enough information exist to do proteomics on any organism we want? As a case study we started with material available due to an infestation of a home with black widow spiders.
By Colten D. Eberhard, Benjamin Orsburn| Springer@ AbstractIt is now well accepted that individual cells within a population will respond to treatment of the same drug in a heterogenous manner. Recent advances have allowed, for the first time, the quantitative analysis of the proteomes of single human cells by mass spectrometry. A major focus of many groups, including our own, has been to use this emerging technology to rapidly identify subpopulations of cells with unique drug response and adaptation methods.
By Benjamin Orsburn, Tarsh Shah, Jackson A Fitzpatrick| bioRxiv@ AbstractNearly all methods of mass spectrometry-based proteomics rely on knowing the proteome of the species. In less studied organisms without annotated genomes, it can seem impossible to perform proteomic analysis. In this study we sought to answer the question - does enough information exist to do proteomics on any organism we want? As a case study we started with material available due to an infestation of a home with black widow spiders.
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The Proteomics Show