The Decade in Proteomics: Most Significant New Applications

In Adam Bonislawski’s series of articles, Proteomics’ most significant applications, instruments, informatics tools, and large-scale projects from the last ten years are discussed through it’s leading researcher’s greatest achievements  Included in this group, is MRM Proteomics Inc.’ CSO Christoph Borchers; whom is also a professor at McGill University and the director of the Segal Cancer Proteomics Centre.

Dr. Borchers discussed the use of mass spectrometry with methods such as peptide cross linking and hydrogen/deuterium exchange (HDX) to find how protein structure changes in response to various stimuli and disease states; therefore gaining a better understanding of protein’s functions within organism.

“Tremendous progress has been made in the area of structural proteomics,” he said.  “Numerous tools, approaches and reagents have been developed, making structural proteomics now accessible and feasible for every proteomics laboratory in the world.”

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 MRM Proteomics Russia, LLC Winner of Russian Chapter at IBIEC GLOBAL 2019

Out of nearly 200 project teams, MRM Proteomics Russia, LLC is one of the 5 winners of the Russian Chapter at IBIEC Global 2019.   MRM Proteomics R’s technology will be compacted in kits and will allow the analysis of 1000 proteins from a single sample. It’s implication in clinical practice will greatly improve precision medicine.   The finalist from the Russian Chapter will join other finalists in China the month of December, in the effort to join the China market.

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