Thermo Fisher Scientific Showcases Innovations in Proteomic Research at HUPO 2018
This year, Thermo Fisher will receive the HUPO Science and Technology Award
Demonstrating its commitment to advancing the performance of protein analysis, Thermo Fisher Scientific is showcasing its latest solutions and technologies at the 17th Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) World Congress (booth #401), September 30-October 3 at the Loews Royal Pacific, Orlando, Florida.
"We continue to partner with the research community to increase the depth of proteome analysis, adapt it for large-scale translational studies, and enable detailed structural analysis of proteins and complexes of interest," said Ken Miller, vice president, life sciences mass spectrometry marketing, Thermo Fisher Scientific. "We will showcase groundbreaking results from top labs in all of these areas in our workshops at HUPO 2018."
This year, Thermo Fisher will receive the HUPO Science and Technology Award in acknowledgement of the contribution made by Electron Transfer Dissociation (ETD) technology to proteome analysis. ETD is an alternative peptide fragmentation mode, which preserves phosphorylation and glycosylation modifications and contributes added structural information. It is currently available and widely utilized on the Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Tribrid portfolio of mass spectrometers.
Products on display at HUPO 2018
The new Thermo Scientific FAIMS Pro interface is a differential ion mobility technology that easily integrates with the Thermo Scientific Tribrid mass spectrometers designed to provide precision selectivity and enable extensive depth and quantitative accuracy of proteome measurements. Workflows including this interface are well suited for the key aspects of translational proteomics, specifically proteome coverage and profiling. Detailed study results will be shared at a FAIMS VIP Workshop at HUPO.
The Thermo Scientific Q Exactive UHMR Hybrid Quadrupole-Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer provides new insights into the structure of proteins and complexes. With a greatly expanded mass range and an ability to trap and analyze intact proteins and complexes, this system allows for detailed analysis of protein structure, non-covalent binding interactions, and the subunit composition of large protein. The Q Exactive UHMR supports native mass spectrometry analysis and provides information that is highly complementary to cross-linking and hydrogen-deuterium exchange structure analysis workflows available on other Thermo Scientific mass spectrometers.
The newest version of Thermo Scientific Proteome Discoverer software provides comprehensive data processing capabilities for proteome analysis, many quantitative methods and protein structure studies, with extensive statistical and visualization tools. The new software features improved algorithms over previous versions, as well as an enhanced user interface, enabling scientists to extract the maximum possible data from their proteome studies. The most recent version of the software received a 2018 Industry Award from the European Proteomics Association in June of this year.