Methods for Protein Identification and Sequencingby Morgana Moretti, PhDUnderstand common methods, their strengths, limitations, and applications
NewsDeconstructing the Structural Elements of a Lesser-Known Microbeby University of PennsylvaniaResearchers shed light on archaea, a single-cell microorganism, and the molecular mechanisms behind cell shape formation
NewsEarliest-Yet Alzheimer’s Biomarker Found in Mouse Modelby University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignFindings could point to new targets for Alzheimer's research, early detection, and treatment options
Product NewsNew Automated Parallel Capillary Electrophoresis System for Protein Analysisby Agilent TechnologiesThe new ProteoAnalyzer system from Agilent was announced at the annual PepTalk Conference
NewsObserving Single Protein with Infrared Nanospectroscopyby National Institutes of Natural SciencesMilestone toward ultra-high sensitivity and super-resolution infrared imaging
NewsNew Research Shows How Important Protein Keeps Our Cell Membranes in Balanceby Aarhus UniversityResearchers make groundbreaking discoveries by examining ATP8B1 lipid flippase
Product in ActionPlatinum®, the Next-Generation Protein Sequencer from Quantum-Si, the Protein Sequencing Company™by Quantum-SiThe first-of-its-kind Platinum benchtop solution bring protein sequencing to every lab with a simple workflow, small footprint, and single-molecule resolution
Product FocusKey Considerations in Choosing Antibodiesby Brandoch Cook, PhDAntibody choice must consider the application, target, species, and validation methods for the best possible chance of success and reproducibility
NewsUsing Generative AI to Design Novel Proteinsby University of TorontoResearchers use the same tech behind DALL-E and Midjourney to generate protein
NewsPathogen Mapped for the First Timeby University of WarwickResearchers develop a protein atlas for Trypanosoma brucei to help understand its evolution and develop treatments
NewsNew Purification Method Could Make Protein Drugs Cheaperby Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyEngineers find specialized nanoparticles can quickly and inexpensively isolate proteins from a bioreactor