go-PROTEOMICS Picture of the Month [registered users only] Each month the go-PROTEOMICS website publishes an eye-catching picture relevant to the field of proteomics. Click on the picture for more...

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Snakebite effects from wound fluid 
The wound exudates produced by the injection of two snake venom toxins into mice display contrasting proteomic profiles, illustrating the different mechanisms of tissue damage at play, say American researchers. [November 9, 2009]

Exploring the dynamics of the yeast proteome by means of 2-DE  [registered users only]
Pulse chase experiments and 2-DE were combined in order to investigate how newly synthesized proteins are processed or modified to yield a functional yeast proteome. [November 2, 2009]

Not a dry eye in the house 
A panel of 4 proteins that can predict dry eye syndrome with an accuracy of 96% has been identified in human tears, with a subset that are associated with inflammation successfully classifying the clinical severity of the condition. [October 26, 2009]

Liquid Tissue(R) Patent Licensed for Amyloidosis Proteomic Assay 
[November 20, 2009]

Visually mapping avian flu may help H1N1 
[November 20, 2009]

Shimadzu's New GC-2010 Plus Capillary Gas Chromatograph Drives Precision, High-speed Trace Level Analysis 
[November 16, 2009]

ASTM Publishes New Rapid Screening Methods for BPA using Waters ACQUITY UPLC Technology 
[November 16, 2009]

Agilent Technologies Expands Ultra-High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Portfolio with New High- Throughput Injectors 
[November 12, 2009]

Year of Education: Update #1 
[November 10, 2009]

Introduction to Automated Genomic Sample Preparation 
[November 5, 2009]

Agilent Technologies' Next-Generation-Sequencing Human Exome Target Enrichment Portfolio Now Available for SOLiD(TM) 
[November 4, 2009]