Bruker and Evosep announce major progress in unbiased, quant

Bruker and Evosep announce major progress in unbiased, quantitative true single-cell proteomics


Bruker and Evosep announce major progress in unbiased, quantitative true single-cell proteomics
Bruker Corporation and Evosep today announced major progress in high-sensitivity, quantitative true single-cell proteomics, using a modified
timsTOF Pro mass spectrometer connected to an
Evosep One low-flow chromatography system.
Evosep One is a chromatography system that delivers fast, sensitive and robust proteomic analysis of clinical samples, while supporting connections to a wide range of mass spectrometers.
These advances have been demonstrated by the Mann-group in a paper by
A. Brunner et al., which is now available on Bioarchive here. Key results include the first untargeted and unbiased analysis of true single cells achieving an identification depth of up to 1,500 protein groups from single FACS-sorted and individually digested HeLa cells. This remarkable sensitivity was achieved by the combined

Related Keywords

Matthias Mann , Nicolai Bache , Gary Kruppa , Bruker Corporation , Max Planck Institute Of Biochemistry , Evosep One , Max Planck Institute , Vice President , Cell , Proteomics , Chromatography , Hela Cells , Bion , Protein , Spectrometer , மத்தியாஸ் மான் , நிகோலாய் பச்செ , கேரி கிருப்பா , ப்ரூக்கர் நிறுவனம் , துணை ப்ரெஸிடெஂட் , செல் , ஹெலா செல்கள் , அயன் , ப்ரோடீந் ,

© 2025 Vimarsana