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How targeted proteomics and targeted protein analyses are changing biology

Targeted protein analysis enables scientists to begin to understand protein diversity and function in the body.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Identifying drivers and therapeutic opportunities in colon cancer

Colon cancer causes tens of thousands of deaths each year in the US alone. Learn how proteomics can help fight this devastating disease.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Proteomic analyses can reveal new breast cancer subtypes

The identification of new breast cancer subtypes based on proteomics may guide new treatment modalities and lead to better health outcomes.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Revealing molecular mechanisms of the epithelial to mesenchymal transition

Multiomic analyses empower researchers to uncover the intricate molecular mechanisms underlying the epithelial to mesenchymal transition.

Interview with Aimee Sanford – Nautilus Research Scientist

Learn how Aimee's work at Nautilus fulfills her need to have a positive impact on the world.

Applications of proteomics in cancer – Identifying potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

A multiomics approach better identifies biomarkers and therapeutic targets in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

Paleoproteomics – Unleashing the proteome of the ancient world

DNA rarely survives longer than ten thousand years. New applications of proteomics could reveal insights much further back.

Animation – Unlocking the potential of proteomics to fuel precision medicine

Learn how next-gen proteomics can revolutionize healthcare by enabling the development of precision medicines tailored to the proteome.

Expanding proteomic horizons at the HUPO 2023 World Congress

We share some of the highlights from our own presentations as well as what we learned from attendees at the 2023 HUPO World Congress.

The understudied proteins initiative – A new opportunity for functional proteomics

Researchers disproportionately study well-understood proteins. Next-gen proteomics may change that.

Applications of proteomics in neuroscience – Uncovering protein networks in Alzheimer’s

Proteomics analyses can reveal protein signatures of disease or protein modules that aren't readily apparent in transcriptomics.

The incredible power of proteins: The klotho protein enhances cognition in aged monkeys

The klotho protein boosted monkeys’ performance on cognitive tests and could one day be a therapeutic for humans.