BSPR-EBI 2010 presentations
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Proteomics: from Qualitative to Quantitative
Report on the BSPR 2010 meeting at Hinxton
Adam Byron Quantitative proteomic analysis of integrin adhesion complex dynamics
Akhilesh Pandey Quantitative proteomics for elucidating protein-protein interactions and pathways
Amos Bairoch neXtProt: a new human-centric protein knowledge resource
Daniel Rios Interactive and computational access to proteomics data in the PRIDE database
Dario Di Silvestre User-friendly bioinformatics tools for handling proteomics data in biomarker discovery and cluster analysis
David O’Connor Biological insights from large-scale protein copy number measurements
Dolores Cahill Protein Interaction studies on Protein Arrays
Emoke Bendixen Farm animal proteomics-from a Systems Biology perspective
Gavin Wright Large-scale detection of low affinity extracellular protein interactions
Hanno Steen new strategies for the identification of co-regulated proteins
Henning Hermjakob A common query interface for interaction databases
Ingrid Miller ANIMAL PROTEOMICS: IPG-DALT and more…
Javier Barallobre-Barreiro Proteomic analysis of cardiac extracellular matrix in a porcine model of ischemia-reperfusion injury
Juan Antonio Vizcaino Proteomics data repositories: PRIDE
Julio Saez-Rodriguez Comparative logical models of signaling networks in normal and transformed hepatocytes derived from phosphoproteomic data
Kathryn Lilley Quantitative Proteomics
Kelly McMahon A comparison of proteins and their expression levels within different regions of multi-cellular spheroids (MCTS)
Marie-Claude Djidja MALDI-Mass Spectrometry Imaging of Hypoxia and Metastasis-associated proteins Combined with quantitative MS
Martin Wells Quantitative Proteomics: A short introduction
Matthias Selbach Genome wide analysis of protein and mRNA half lives reveals dynamic properties of mammalian gene expression
Phillip Wright Can we live with iTRAQ?
Rob Beynon Quantitative proteomics:what’s the point?
Sarah Martin Quantitative Proteomics and Flux Analysis using 15N labelling: Studies of the Unicellular Alga Ostreococcus tauri
Waltraud Schulze 15N metabolic labeling as a tool to study nutrient induced signaling processes in plants