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Applications of proteomics in cancer – How proteomics complements genomic studies of colorectal cancer metastasis

A multiomics study of colorectal cancer identifies subtypes of primary and metastatic tumors with distinct hypoxia, stemness, and immune evasion signatures.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Identifying potential precision medicines for cancer

Liu et al. 2024 demonstrate how a multiomics analysis of small cell lung cancer can guide the development of precision medicines.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Exploring the relationship between senescence and tumor clearance

Chen et al. 2023 combine an inducible mouse model of senescence and proteomic analysis to learn how senescence can lead to tumor regression.

Achieving Personalized Medicine With Proteomics – Translating Proteomics Episode 8

In this episode of Translating Proteomics, Parag and Andreas discuss how proteomics can and will change drug development.

Proteoforms, the Future of Proteomics? – Translating Proteomics Episode 7

In this episode of Translating Proteomics, Parag and Andreas discuss proteoforms. What they are, why they're important, and how to measure them.

A vision for a more reproducible and robust future in the life sciences

Download a transcript of Parag Mallick's US HUPO 2024 Gilbert S. Omenn Computational Proteomics Award Lecture.

Animation – Proteoform analysis on the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform

This animation provides a visual deep dive into proteoform studies on the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform.

Bringing AI to the World of Biology – Translating Proteomics Episode 6

Learn about the tremendous potential of AI in proteomics and biomedicine in general.

Animation – Unlocking the potential of proteomics to fuel neuroscience

Watch this animation to learn how next-generation proteomics can fuel neuroscience research.

Why the Dogma around Biology’s Central Dogma Is Wrong – Translating Proteomics Episode 5

Parag and Andreas discuss how biology's central dogma has been misinterpreted and why we need better models of biology.

What is the Human Proteome Project?

The human proteome project seeks to identify and understand every protein in the human body, including their proteoforms.

Single-protein Biomarkers Don’t Cut It – Translating Proteomics Episode 4

Parag and Andreas discuss why we must take space and time into account to gain a true understanding of biological systems.