Ben Neely · @neely
281 followers · 445 posts · Server fediscience.org

Good news bad news: it sounds like eventually there will be more paleo-proteomics hitting the news cycle (à la tears of blood).

“[they] have used this method to explore a range of archives, arousing both excitement and consternation among historians, as the researchers report the unsuspected activities of iconic figures from Johannes Kepler to Joseph Stalin.”

smithsonianmag.com/history/doc

#Vlad #Proteomics

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Stephen Matheson🌵🌲 · @sfmatheson
714 followers · 717 posts · Server fediscience.org

First speaker of the session (Cell identity in situ)
is Elana Fertig
of Convergence Institute at Johns Hopkins
fertiglab.com/

She has background in weather prediction (!) ⛈️ which has convergence with predictive medicine (such as huge data sets)

Looks at with spatial
now

Developed CoGAPS matrix factorization, can identify cell state transitions

Using PhysiCell to build models
physicell.org/



1/2

#cssinglecells23 #SingleCell #cancer #scrnaseq #Proteomics #pancreaticcancer

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Dr. Samuel Wein · @samweingamgee
189 followers · 1329 posts · Server fediscience.org

Happy to announce that we've just put up our preprint for the 3.0 release:

researchsquare.com/article/rs-

OpenMS is the by far the largest software project that I've ever worked on, and this is the first major release during my tenure here. Happy to answer any questions.

#massspectrometry #Proteomics #opensource #OpenScience #foss #teammassspec #OpenMS

Last updated 1 year ago

Ben Neely · @neely
277 followers · 415 posts · Server fediscience.org

I am listening to this great lecture by Michelle Heck, and it made me think about some other great lectures I've missed (I still have a list from lockdown). One big one I haven't tracked down is the Jimmy Eng talk at HUPO 2020 (I think @pwilmart recommended it at the time). But... I have no idea where this video is! Any help from the masses, and sorry to be lazy.

#teamproteome #Proteomics

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Ben Neely · @neely
276 followers · 405 posts · Server fediscience.org

I just went through a submission with MDPI Genes of an update to a preprint I wrote in 2018 and never "published", and it didn't feel predatory or subpar. The reviewers comments were spot on and aligned with the previous comments from 2018 from two "prestigious journals" who asked for revisions that were beyond me in 2018. This time I *was* able to address these concerns. Point being, broad strokes I am sure MDPI is predatory, but my experience was good and my paper is solid.

#dora #Proteomics

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Ben Neely · @neely
276 followers · 396 posts · Server fediscience.org

@pastelbio I guess the HP D100 would fall under FACS, right? Seems like a no brainer for me, but I am definitely partial to cheap things with consumables (side-eye looking at you MS).

(HT @proteomicsnews)

(and is the D300e literally an old ink jet from the 2000s?!)

#Proteomics #SingleCell

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Ben Neely · @neely
275 followers · 381 posts · Server fediscience.org

Check me please : “quant” at the protein level seems normally distributed across most sample types (high and low abundance tails), but adding depth (new MS) doesn’t preserve the low abundance tail.

Is the drop off tail biologically “real”?

Ex. blood/secretome from Anderson^2 to Uhlén.

#Proteomics #teamproteome

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Ben Neely · @neely
272 followers · 370 posts · Server fediscience.org

Put in an application to join the US HUPO Advisory Board, due Aug 15.

ushupo.org/advisoryboard

#Proteomics

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Ben Neely · @neely
272 followers · 370 posts · Server fediscience.org

We are 6 episodes into the second season of and continue to have great guests. Check it out wherever you get podcast.

#Proteomics #theproteomicsshow

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Ben Neely · @neely
272 followers · 365 posts · Server fediscience.org

Did Count Dracula cry tears of blood? Proteomics for the answer! (h/t @pastelbio)

I feel like this paper may be a stretch (the authors do a great job of qualifying their results), but I love the curiosity and the process.

pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/

#Proteomics

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Dr. Samuel Wein · @samweingamgee
179 followers · 1229 posts · Server fediscience.org

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You will get my gratitude, and, for a limited time, if you toot me that you filled it out a free random fact of my choosing. Come help support

#opensource #foss #OpenScience #OpenMS #massspectrometry #Proteomics #teammassspec

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Ben Neely · @neely
268 followers · 343 posts · Server fediscience.org

@ClaireEEyers @pastelbio

I mean, the references people use are a constant mystery, especially in this case. I think that 2008 paper may be the first too?

Super cool you use it for QC in HTP. Is it clean or as a spike?

#Proteomics

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Ben Neely · @neely
267 followers · 339 posts · Server fediscience.org

I’m the late 00’s I was enamored with AFFF-MALS (or DLS), and am always surprised I am not hearing about folks using it upstream of proteomics. Could definitely work (and did for me in 2008) for EVs and likely work for some organelles and even some cell types (I don’t actually know the upper limit on size range).

Is it something Wyatt did or…?

#teammassspec #teamproteome #Proteomics

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Elzi Volk · @lzvolk
104 followers · 661 posts · Server fediscience.org

This study strengthens caution of quickly extrapolating animal model studies to humans, and vice versa.
“…the assessment of human–animal relationships is important for translational studies. We believe that our data will also help to identify which species should be used in specific settings or as an animal model.”

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

#translationalscience #biology #Proteomics #animalmodels #physiology

Last updated 1 year ago

Phys.org · @physorg_bot
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Alexander Hogrebe, PhD · @AlexHgO
213 followers · 35 posts · Server fediscience.org

here we go! Looking forward to a week of science, (re)connecting with folks and talking phospho-. Hit me up if you're in Houston, Texas

#Proteomics #teammassspec #asms2023

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Dr. Samuel Wein · @samweingamgee
127 followers · 601 posts · Server fediscience.org

@RonBeavis
See also
"The sine qua non condition for the dataset is the possibility to run MaxQuant on it"

The two statements kinda fit together though I suppose.

#Proteomics #teammasspec

Last updated 2 years ago

Hugues Abriel · @SwissIonChannel
197 followers · 744 posts · Server fediscience.org

RT @APSPublications
New in @ajpheartcirc! Multiomics uncover the proinflammatory role of Trpm4 deletion after infarction in mice 🐭(Boukenna et al.)

ow.ly/slJ450NpmC0

@SwissIonChannel

#Transcriptomics #Proteomics #cardiacinflammation #myocardial

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Daniel P. Moriarity · @dp_moriarity
357 followers · 674 posts · Server fediscience.org

RT @PIXIELabKCL@twitter.com

We are only a week away from our next meeting! 🤩@Strawbr1@twitter.com will talk about markers in treatment and Dr. Melanie Focking - and (link on the day). Look forward to seeing you on Monday!

🐦🔗: twitter.com/PIXIELabKCL/status

#psychosis #Proteomics #TRD #inflammatory #immunopsychiatry

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PLOS Biology · @PLOSBiology
4499 followers · 502 posts · Server fediscience.org

RT @MirkoSinger
Especially happy to shed some light on of by integration of data, thanks to Dr. Ignasi Forné, with structure prediction using and colocalization analysis using 3D-STED. @PLOSBiology twitter.com/MeissnerLab/status

#plosbiologyauthor #colabfold #Proteomics #apicomplexa #Invasion

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