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Demonstrates the potential of our technology to efficiently decode greater than 95% of the proteome.
Outlines the critical process of depositing single protein molecules uniformly and completely across the 10 billion ‘landing pads’ on our platform’s high quality, hyper-dense, single-molecule protein arrays.
This work introduces a straightforward approach for preparation of fluorescent nanoparticle probes using commercially available reagents and common laboratory equipment.
Learn how we create arrays with billions of landing pads that isolate single protein molecules.
Here we describe a method to measure substantively all of the proteome using a technique called Protein Identification by Short Epitope Mapping (PrISM).
We outline the primary advantages and challenges of current proteomics technologies and discuss measures needed to enable quantification of the proteome at depths substantially greater than the 8-30% of the proteome that is readily accessible today.
Learn how proteomics is advancing cancer research and may usher in the creation of new cancer diagnostics and treatments.
Learn how proteomics is advancing the study of the brain and broader nervous system and how next-generation proteomics can accelerate basic and applied neuroscience.
Learn how proteomics can drive the creation of precision medicines that more rapidly identify and treat the molecular causes of cancer.
Learn how proteomics makes it possible for scientists to better understand the complexities of biology and create new therapeutics, biotechnologies, and metrics of human health.
Discover how unlocking the complexity of proteins can radically improve how we identify targets for drug development.
Find out why proteins – the drivers of our health – are key to unlocking a new era of effective diagnostics and care.
Get a broad overview of the technology underlying the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform.
Learn how next-generation proteomics can spur a revolution in precision medicine.
The field of proteomics is poised for a single-molecule revolution – enabling more comprehensive analysis of the proteins in a sample with increased sensitivity, reproducibility, and accessibility.
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