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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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]

Sulphur mustard changes BAL fluid proteome 
Inhalation of mustard gas changes the proteomic profile of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid, say Iranian researchers, who examined long-term casualties exposed during the Iran-Iraq war. The altered profile will aid attempts to identify therapeutic targets for mustard gas-induced lung disease. [October 12, 2009]

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

Malvern Sponsors Protein Aggregation Track at PepTalk 2010 
[November 3, 2009]

Dionex Announces New Technology at the International Ion Chromatography Symposium 
[November 2, 2009]

Dionex Wins Large Order from the National Police Agency of Japan 
[October 29, 2009]

New ADME LIMS Release Makes Protein Binding Easier 
[October 27, 2009]

DataApex Brings an Automated Solution for Natural Gas Analysis and Much More in Clarity Version 2.8 
[October 26, 2009]

Institute for Systems Biology and Agilent Technologies to build MRM Atlas for quantification of all human proteins 
[October 22, 2009]

Shimadzu Upgrades GC Program with New Equipment and Systems 
[October 20, 2009]