@bluebirdi@abacbs This looks great. A nice overview of things people tend to not worry about when they should!
Would you be able to share a copy with me/is it available online?
Having started proteomics 2 yrs ago now, me and my fabulous colleagues (@csdawsonn, @lisabreckels & @CoralTKrueger) put together a workflow containing all of the things I wish that I had known about analysing expression proteomics experiments.
https://t.co/fHTdjETCpu
@ATinyGreenCell Nice, fairly straightforward then. And I suppose you can try and avoid using any particularly hazardous solvents so you don’t have to worry about chemical waste as well.
@ATinyGreenCell Slightly unrelated Q but how do you go about disposing the waste generated in your home lab? I’d love to set up my own one day but not sure about the practicalities….
The resolved cell spatial proteomes of not one but two #Trypanosoma spp. in two different life stages each! Wonderful to have been involved in this project led by @MacGregor_Lab, and a phenomenal achievement by Nicola Moloney, the star of this show.
https://t.co/ReSnzVrveA
Check out our new preprint on the dynamics of RNA binding proteins over the E. coli growth curve. I had a lot of fun collaborating with @mie_monti on this🤩Can recommend doing science with friends!
New E.coli RNA-BP study using OOPS. We show how dynamic these proteins are between different growth phases and find many new RBPs. Great collaboration from Willis Lab @MRC_TU, @GavinHThomas labs and @CamCProteomics, led by @mie_monti and Eneko Villanueva
https://t.co/tItj2AQVxX
@ErinMHumphries This☝🏻I’ve just emailed the PI/corresponding author on an 11 year old paper with over 1000 citations about getting the raw files. Let’s see if I get any response…
@Krijgsveld_lab This looks great! Can you provide more info on the DIA MS methods? (Specially MS2 isolation window ranges). The preprint says MS method details are in the supplementary but I can’t find anything.
We (led by @DanPolasky) describe a new, flexible Labile Mode of #MSFragger in #FragPipe that can tailor labile PTM searches to their specific fragmentation characteristics. Improved ID rates for phospho, RNA-crosslinked, ADP-ribosylated peptides and more. https://t.co/9u1Pt0yVOs
I've been working on a #proteomics search engine for fun (yes, I'm a nerd), and I'm ready to share it with the broader #TeamMassSpec and #bioinformatics community.
It's still early-stage software, but it's really fast & has some cool features: https://t.co/Jb5Xifz1uQ
Giving away one print of this drawing 😸
Like & RT to enter.
Winner chosen next week.
The eyes are partially painted by hand.
You can check the print here: https://t.co/CC41gm7s7V
Good luck everyone 😸
#giveaway#caturday#handdrawn
Lab member Josie (@AcJosie) defended her PhD this week and did a fantastic job. We’re sad to see her go but wish her every bit of luck in her new job. Yay Josie! Also a big thanks to @TrostLab for acting as an examiner and joining us depsite train cancellations!
My lovely PI @lilley_ks has kindly handed me the reins of our lab twitter account. Make sure you follow @CamCProteomics for updates on all things coming out of the Lilley group - papers, collaborations, available positions and general lab content!
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