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09 November 2010
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New research paper in Molecular and Cellular Proteomics: Confident phosphorylation site localization using the Mascot Delta Score
Large scale phosphorylation analysis is more and more getting into focus of proteomic research. While it is now possible to identify thousands of phosphorylated peptides in a biological system, confident site localization remains challenging. Here we validate the Mascot Delta Score (MD score) as a simple method that achieves similar sensitivity and specificity for phosphosite localization as the published Ascore which is mainly used in conjunction with Sequest.
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26 October 2010
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Harald Marx wins PhD scholarship of the Universitaet Bayern
Harald Marx has been awarded the prestigious PhD elite scholarship of
the Universitaet Bayern e.V..
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09 July 2010
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New article in Nature Biotechnology: Proteomics – A Pragmatic Perspective
Today, we announce the publication of a new article in Nature Biotechnology. It is entitled Proteomics - A Pragmatic Perspective and was compiled by Parag Mallick of the University of California and Bernhard Kuster of the Technische Universität München.
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01 July 2010
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Welcome Stefan Maier, new joint PhD student of the TUM and HZM
Today, we welcome Stefan Maier, a new PhD student jointly supervised by Bernhard Kuster (Technische Universität München) and Axel Walch (Helmholz Zentrum München).
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01 April 2010
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We welcome Dr Estela del Castillo, new Alexander von Humboldt Fellow from Spain
At the beginning of April, Dr Estela del Castillo joined the research team at the Chair of Proteomics and Bioanalytics of the TUM.
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16 March 2010
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Cross-species network inference
Cross-species meta-analyses of microarray data usually require prior affiliation of genes based on orthology information that often relies on sequence similarity. We present an algorithm merging microarray datasets on the basis of co-expression alone, without any requirement for orthology information to affiliate genes.
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10 March 2010
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New research paper
Today, we announce the publication of a collaborative reseach paper entiteled: Bacterial production and functional characterization of the Fab fragment of the murine IgG1/{lambda} monoclonal antibody cmHsp70.1, a reagent for tumour diagnostics.
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17 August 2009
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New giant equipment improves proteomics research at the Technische Universität München
What do such diverse fields as nutrition physiology, systems biology, and bioanalytics have in common?
All of them explore the protein building blocks of life by mass spectrometry. At the Chair of Proteomics and Bioanalytics
of the Technische Universität München (TUM) two mass spectrometers worth about 800,000 Euro were recently put into operation.
These new appliances will benefit many departments: They will be used interdisciplinary and set the starting point of a TUM-wide
technology center for proteomics.
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05 February 2010
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Proteomics former exams online
The former exams for the Proteomics lecture are online and can be downloaded in the scripts section.
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01 February 2009
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GDCH-Course Proteome-Analytics
23 November - 26 November 2009, Chair of Bioanalytics
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31 January 2009
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Award of PhD scholarship
We are very happy to announce that Hannes Hahne has been awarded a prestigious PhD scholarship of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes.
Hannes will perform research towards the identification of post-translational protein modifications that play a role in cellular signal transduction pathways.
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19 January 2009
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Cancer Research: 900 000 Euro for Bioanalytics group at the TU München
In search for new therapeutic agents for cancer therapy, the Technische Universität München (TUM), the state of Bavaria and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) provided the Interdisciplinary Protein Analysis Group at the TUM with a state-of-the-art mass spectrometer worth some 900,000 Euro. The mass spectrometer was deployed at the beginning of the year and will enable the interdisciplinary research team around Prof. Bernhard Küster in Weihenstephan to conduct applied as well as fundamental cancer research.
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