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Applications of proteomics in cancer – Round up

Proteomics provides deep, actionable insights into the mechanisms underlying cancer and can accelerate biomarker and drug development.

Creating hyper-dense protein arrays for single-molecule proteomics

How we created and tested cutting-edge protein arrays to make single-molecule protein analysis possible.

Advantages of the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform – Sensitivity

Learn how single-molecule protein deposition, digital counting, and multi-affinity probes give the Nautilus Platform high sensitivity.

Interview with Maureen Newman, Nautilus Senior Scientist, Bioanalytical Chemistry

Learn how innate curiosity and a drive to understand the unknown motivate Maureen Newman in her work at Nautilus.

Podcast: Nautilus Founder and Chief Scientist Parag Mallick on “The Proteomics Show”

Nautilus Founder Parag Mallick's interview on The Proteomics Show highlights his inspirations, career, and views on the future of proteomics.

Advantages of the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform – Wide dynamic range

Learn how the Nautilus Platform is designed to have a wide dynamic range that matches the scale of the proteome.

Animation – Quantifying proteins on the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform

The Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform uses hyper-dense protein arrays and multi-affinity probes to enable rapid protein quantification.

Protein “Guess Who I Am” – How the Nautilus Platform is designed to quantify billions of proteins at the single-molecule level

Nautilus' next-generation proteomics platform uses multi-affinity probes to quantify proteins across substantively the entire proteome.

Applications of proteomics in immunology – Outcomes of ubiquitylation in activated CD4+ T cells

A proteoform study leveraging multiomics shows there are many non-degradative ubiquitylation events following CD4+ T cell activation.

2023 Highlights from the Nautilus blog

Dive into some of our standout posts from 2023 to learn more about the Nautilus(TM) Proteome Analysis Platform and the Proteomics revolution.

Interview with Sonal Tonapi – Nautilus Manager, Probe Qualification

Sonal is a Manager leading the Nautilus team qualifying probes designed to give Nautilus Platform the ability to decode the proteome.

Interview with Martin Huber – VP of Biochemistry and Flow Cell Development

Martin Huber shares why he transitioned from genomics to proteomics and why he believes in Nautilus' potential.