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Scientific Posters HUPO 2011 World Congress

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Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1568

 Top-Down Determination of Phosphorylation Sites

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1569

 Subtractive Label-Free Quantification of Phosphorylation Sites in KAPCA-HUMAN

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1462

 Spatial Proteomics

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1570

 N-Glycosylation of Antibodies characterized by Mass Spec

Poster
HUPO 2011 #PP1840

 Metabolic profiling of Myxobacterial secondary metabolites

Poster
HUPO 2011 #PP729

 Metabolic profiling of a Corynebacterium glutamicum prpD2 mutant strain

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1533

 MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry in a routine microbiology department of a laboratory in Germany

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1455

 MALDI Tissue Imaging and Top-Down Sequencing for Biomarker Discovery and Identification

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1571

 Magnetic ZIC-HILIC Beads Enrichment for neutral and acidic Glycopeptides

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1588

 Isotopically Resolved FT-ICR Mass Spectrometry of Proteins Above 100 kDa at 7 Tesla

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1643

 Human cell-line phosphoproteome mapping using a dual-funnel ETD ion trap

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1532

 Automated detection of mixed cultures of microorganics from positive blood cultures using MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1586

 Automated Termini Assignment of Biologics ba Top-Down MS

Poster
HUPO 2011 #PP526

 A new high capacity MALDI target format facilitating improved LC-MALDI analysis

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1731

 Top-down Label-free LC-MALDI Analysis of the Peptidome

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1331

 Towards Top-Down identification, determination of sequence termini of intact proteins

Poster
HUPO 2011 #A101

 Identification of 2000 proteins in single LCMSMS Runs from a cell line lysate

Poster
HUPO 2011 #P1183

 A Fully Automated Solution For Quality Control Of Biological Therapeutics
 
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