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Pierre-Olivier Schmit

Paris / FR

Bruker France SAS

Vortrag

Di., 22.10.
Poster presentation
P-II-0706
dia-PASEF proteomic analysis of HNSCC tumor and stroma enriched sections from FFPE samples prepared with laser capture microdissection
Clinical Proteomics

Weitere Beteiligungen

Mo., 21.10.
Poster presentation
P-I-0190
Improved proteome coverage combined with reproducible quantitation on the timsTOF platform
New Technology: MS-based Proteomics
Mo., 21.10.
Poster presentation
iP-06
Sperm is still a relevant source for detecting missing proteins in the context of the chromosome-centric human proteome project
HUPO initiatives and committees (posters only)
Di., 22.10.
Poster presentation
P-II-0706
dia-PASEF proteomic analysis of HNSCC tumor and stroma enriched sections from FFPE samples prepared with laser capture microdissection
Clinical Proteomics
Mi., 23.10.
Poster presentation
P-III-1095
Dia-PASEF for in-depth immunopeptidomics analysis: challenges and new opportunities
Immunopeptidomics