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Proteomics
Meeting the demands of proteomics and biomarker discovery research labs is an awesome responsibility. Waters provides advanced tools for protein discovery, characterization, quantification and validation. Where will the next discovery come from?
User Voice: Johannes Aerts, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Medical Biochemistry - Can a rare genetic disease lead to a cure for obesity? Ask the researchers at the Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam (NL), and they'll say, 'Yes'...
User Voice: Alison E. Ashcroft, PhD, Reader in Biomolecular MS - Walk into the Astbury Centre for Structural and Molecular Biology at the University of Leeds and you will find an elite group of experts on the subject of proteins and how they unfold...
User Voice: John Engen, PhD, Associate Professor of Chemistry & Chemical Biology - Problem: Scientists in need of instrument that doesn’t exist. Answer: Call Waters...
User Voice: Julie Leary, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Molecular and Cellular Biology - No doubt there are many great minds at the top pharmaceutical companies. But there are also great minds who make the work of those great minds possible...
User Voice: Arthur Moseley, PhD, Director, Proteomics Core Facility - Thanks to the outstanding work of their Waters equipment, the researchers at the Institute of Genome Science and Policy at Duke University are filled with many challenging questions...
User Voice: Brandon Ruotolo, PhD, Post Doctoral Research Associate - Many top minds believe that proteins don’t perform their functions individually, but rather in teams...
User Voice: Jim Scrivens, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Biological MS and Proteomics - Necessity is the mother of mass spectrometry. When the scientists at the University of Warwick (UK) are in need, they call Waters...
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