The 2nd Quarterly San Diego Proteomics Happy Hour was a great success! We were glad to see so many proteomics practitioners in the San Diego area coming together to talk shop, enjoy refreshments, and share ideas. A big thank you goes out to Professor John Yates for giving an informative and excellent talk. Also, we would like to thank Thermo Fisher Scientific and Founders Corner VC for sponsoring this event. We look forward to seeing everyone at the next event in October. If you are interested in this event, please contact us.
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Are all CRFs created equal, or do you need different approaches for different CRFs? Listen to Allison Hubel, PhD, President of the Society for Cryobiology discuss this as the last CryoChats™ entitled: "Assessing Operational Risk and Clinical Impact. ❄ Don't miss the opportunity to engage with industry experts by not registering for the upcoming CryoChats™! Registration is now open: https://lnkd.in/gUXVHa83 Upcoming CryoChats™ Schedule: 7/31 | Cryopreservation Scaling Up 8/28 | Gap Analysis: Inputs & Outputs 9/25 | Reinventing (the Cell Assay) Wheel Dominic Clarke, Marty Giedlin, PhD, Jeffrey D. Allen, John Baust, Marc J. Centrella, Scott Fisher, John Bonham-Carter, Mike O'Mara, Priya Baraniak, Ph.D., Russ Straate, Aby J. Mathew, PhD
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Paul Wallace will be attending the World ADC Event Series in London. Catch him to learn about the use of non-canonical building blocks for precise conjugation, which is ideal for ADCs, various protein conjugates, and clicking pharmacological enhancers onto proteins. Discover how modular formats can revolutionize the discovery and development of biologics - and also what's the best way to access out platform and expertise. Non-canonical building blocks are fascinating, and their programmable incorporation can revolutionize what we can do with biologics. In the case of Constructive Bio, this approach allows for unprecedented fidelity, specificity, and scalability!
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Meeting immunotherapy developers in Boston next Wednesday, 8/21. Let me know if you want to connect! 🎦 Webinar on our 25 marker PBMC spectral flow panel showing four validation measures: accuracy for based on Fluorescence Minus Multiple comparisons, intra-run, inter-run, and stability: https://lnkd.in/gJiKwRJT 🩸We’ve got new data comparing fresh blood to fixed blood in mass cytometry; showing a ~99% correlation for phenotypic markers between fixed whole blood samples compared to fresh. Even if you have only US sites, the 24 month stability of samples collected in the kit allows you to batch samples for immunophenotyping in a longitudinal study and minimize the variability coming from real-time sample runs.
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Congrats to our colleague Pierre Barennes, co-authors of this new paper in Cell Reports ! Pierre is deputy of our CSO Valentin Quiniou, and is deeply involved in new bioassay development, TCR sequencing Methods, and AI-based TCR discovery tool. He spent several years in an academic research team, triggering several papers on TCR repertoire analysis & predictive models. "Enhancing comparative T cell receptor repertoire analysis in small biological samples through pooling homologous cell samples from multiple mice Accurate characterization and comparison of T cell receptor (TCR) repertoires from small biological samples present significant challenges. The main challenge is the low material input, which compromises the quality of bulk sequencing and hinders the recovery of sufficient TCR sequences for robust analyses. We aimed to address this limitation by implementing a strategic approach to pool homologous biological samples. Our findings demonstrate that such pooling indeed enhances the TCR repertoire coverage, particularly for cell subsets of constrained sizes, and enables accurate comparisons of TCR repertoires at different levels of complexity across T cell subsets with different sizes. This methodology holds promise for advancing our un- derstanding of T cell repertoires in scenarios where sample size constraints are a prevailing concern." Congrats to Vanessa Mhanna, and all authors. Valentin Quiniou Hang Phuong PHAM Marwan TOUATI
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Another protocol of our lab is out! I am proud to present you the second, invited protocol published in STAR Protocols. If you want to analyze lipid droplets in more detail, our protocol will support you testing the influence of various conditions on e.g. adipogenesis.
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1moThanks for hosting a great event!