Marcus Bantscheff

[Savitski Lab @savitski_lab]

We are very happy to share our latest work on systematic identification of phosphorylation events underlying biomolecular condensation: https://t.co/c0fsR3xP4W

[Nature Biotechnology @NatureBiotech]

Enhancing untargeted metabolomics using metadata-based source annotation https://t.co/HgA482j5em

[VIB Training & Conferences @VIBTrainConf]

Last chance to register for #NGPAD22! Deadline= 16 May! Join over 200 colleagues 30-31 May #Ghent! 30 excellent academic & industry speakers will discuss their latest findings in the #proteomics field. More info https://t.co/C4JRnj1xXQ
#proteinresearch #Singlecell & much more.

[Marcus Bantscheff @MBantscheff]

Huge congrats to Sascha Knecht on the acceptance of his first author paper for publication in Molecular and Cellular Proteomics. If you are interested in secretomics, check this out:

https://t.co/1teNfFgE8D

[Nature Reviews Drug Discovery @NatRevDrugDisc]

The emerging role of mass spectrometry-based proteomics in drug discovery https://t.co/hhkoXb80vi

This new review discusses the application of proteomics in target identification and validation, safety assessment, and in innovative approaches such as targeted protein degradation

[Dan Nomura @DanNomura]

The emerging role of mass spectrometry-based proteomics in drug discovery | Nature Reviews Drug Discovery https://t.co/9jaw7sE96C

[Marcus Bantscheff @MBantscheff]

@LPDGproteomics @theWittySquare @patrick_zanon Many thanks to the speakers for their excellent presentations and to everybody online who contributed to the discussion.

[Marcus Bantscheff @MBantscheff]

Our suggestions how to use higher multiplexing reagents to design smarter proteomics experiments for drug target profiling and MoA studies just published in JPR. https://t.co/fbRSBhAQqz

[Marcus Bantscheff @MBantscheff]

Congrats to Mathias Kalxdorf and all co authors. Great collaboration with the Savitski lab at EMBL.

[Nature Methods @naturemethods]

Cell surface Thermal Proteome Profiling (CS-TPP) can be used to characterize ligand-induced changes in protein abundances and thermal stabilities.

Read more about this work by @MBantscheff @savitski_lab here: https://t.co/036RxR1d0a

[Nature Methods @naturemethods]

Cell surface Thermal Proteome Profiling (CS-TPP) can be used to characterize ligand-induced changes in protein abundances and thermal stabilities.

Read more about this work by @MBantscheff @savitski_lab here: https://t.co/036RxR1d0a