Čt, 19.11.2026 19:00 CET
Zjistěte, jak technologie direct mass a hmotnostní spektrometrie jednotlivých iontů umožňují profilování proteoforem a hlubší analýzu intaktních proteinů.Přejít na webinář
Breakthrough Technology for Proteoform Profiling and Deep Proteoform Sequencing for Compositional and Structural Proteomics
Thermo Fisher Scientific: The Groundbreakers Series: Pushing Boundaries
What could you discover if you could see protein complexity at the level of individual proteoforms?
Join Neil Kelleher, PhD, Professor at Northwestern University and a pioneer in top-down proteomics, for a look at advances that are changing what scientists can measure, resolve, and sequence in complex protein samples.
Dr. Kelleher will explore how direct mass technology and individual-ion mass spectrometry are opening new possibilities for proteoform profiling and deep proteoform sequencing, with increased resolving power and sensitivity for intact protein analysis. Through examples involving endogenous antibodies, plasma proteoforms, neurodegeneration, and cancer, he will show how proteoform-resolved measurements can provide a more detailed view of human biology.
Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in the live Q&A following the presentation.
Who should attend?
Scientists and researchers working in top-down and native proteomics, structural and compositional proteomics, biopharmaceutical and antibody characterization, plasma proteomics and biomarker research, neurodegeneration and oncology, and MS method development.
What you can expect to learn
- How direct mass technology and individual-ion measurements can address complex intact protein analysis
- How proteoform profiling and deep sequencing provide complementary views of protein complexity
- Approaches for characterizing endogenous antibody repertoires
- Applications in plasma proteoform profiling, neurodegeneration, and oncology
Presenter: Neil Kelleher, PhD (Professor, Northwestern University)
Neil is the Walter and Mary E. Glass Professor of Molecular Biosciences, Professor of Chemistry in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, and Professor of Medicine in the Feinberg School of Medicine. His primary research interests include top-down proteomics, natural products discovery, and cancer biology.
Presenter: Weijing Liu (Senior Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
Moderator: Breana Murphy (Regional Marketing Manager LSMS-North America, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
