Proteomics & Peptide Synthesis
One-stop, full-service proteomics shop
Quality Solutions to Fit Your Project Scope and Budget
The Proteomics & Peptide Synthesis Core provides access to research services in proteomics, protein analysis by mass spectrometry and other techniques as well as custom peptide synthesis. The Core offers the full range of services in qualitative and quantitative proteomics including sample preparation of clinical samples. For each project we provide:
- Expert scientific consultation and experimental design
- Sample preparation for proteomic analysis
- Cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art mass spectrometry instrumentation
- Data analysis, interpretation, review and discussion
- Scaffold software training as needed to interpret project results
…and as always commitment to high quality science
To learn more, download the Proteomics Core flyer.
Henriette A. Remmer, Ph.D.
Director, Proteomics & Peptide Synthesis Core
734-763-6285
hremmer@umich.edu
Process
Consultation
To get started with the Proteomics and Peptide Synthesis Core, schedule a consultation. We’ll work with you to determine which service is right for your project, and help with experimental design to maximize quality of the results.
Sample Submission
When you’re ready to submit samples, fill out a request form (under Request Forms & Sample Preparation) and bring your samples to C570D/C568 MSRB II.
Data Analysis
When the analysis is complete, a full report is generated and delivered to you via email. We’re happy to set-up a follow-up meeting to discuss your results and perform further data analysis, as necessary.
Proteomics Core by the Numbers
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Researchpalooza 2019
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DNA Sequencing Core Decommissioning the HiSeq4000
In order to focus on new and emerging technologies, the DNA Sequencing Core will be discontinuing HiSeq4000 services on June 15, 2019. Samples requiring HiSeq4000 sequencing should be submitted as soon as possible to ensure adequate time for processing prior …
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