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NIH Proteome Special Interest Group

Posted byKermit Murray January 4, 2005

The NIH ProtIG has some on-line lectures from the 2003 Exploring the Proteome II symposium.

Richard Caprioli

Profiling and Imaging of Proteins in Tissue Sections using Mass Spectrometry as a Discovery Tool in Biological and Clinical Research

Steven Carr

Biomarker Discovery by Proteomics

Donald Hunt

Analysis of Differential Protein Expression, the Phosphoproteome, Protein-Protein Interactions, and the Histone Code by Fourier Transform and Ion Trap MS

Steven Gygi

A proteomics approach to understanding protein ubiquitination

Peter Roepstorff

Assignment of post translational modifications is essential in proteomics

Rolf Apweiler

Integration and Standardization: Driving forces in protein informatics

Carol Robinson

Exploring dynamic protein interactions using mass spectrometry

The above lectures are in Shockwave format: lecture audio over Powerpoint slides. The NIH video archives also have Realplayer format video lectures, for example, New Mass Spectral Strategies for Proteomics and Glycomics, a lecture by Cathy Costello on May 14, 2004 and Towards Comprehensive Proteomics of Cells by John Yates, April 04, 2003.

Posted byKermit MurrayJanuary 4, 2005Posted inVideos and PodcastsTags: mass spec

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