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February 2009 Meeting |
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"Fragment Ion Mass Defect Labeling of Peptides for Proteome Analysis". |
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The February 2009 CSSC meeting will be held at the 95 Gathering Place in Wallingford, CT. The meeting will feature a technical presentation by Dr. Xudong Yao, from The University of Connecticut, as well as dinner. The cost of the meeting is $30 ($15 Students and Emeritus) and is to be paid at the event. |
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Registration deadline is Tuesday, February 24th 2009 . To use the online system, you must be registered as a user. |
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Date: | Tuesday, February 24th 2009 | |||||||
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Location: | 95 Gathering Place Wallingford, CT |
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Speaker: | Dr. Xudong Yao Assistant Professor in Chemistry, University of Connecticut. |
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Agenda: | 5:30
- 6:00 pm Registration 6:00 - 8:30 pm Presentation |
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Cost: | $30 ($15 Students/Emeritus) | |||||||
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Registration Deadline: |
Tuesday, February 24th 2009 | |||||||
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“Fragment Ion Mass Defect Labeling of Peptides for Proteome Analysis” Abstract: The combination of fragment ion mass defect labeling with averagine-scaling analysis, both developed in our laboratory, promises a profound impact on peptide tandem mass spectrometry. This combination effectively uses the broad and unoccupied mass spaces in the low m/z region of mass spectra for “interference-free” peptide analysis and fast data complexity reduction. Various iodine- and other halogen-containing reagents are used as the labeling reagents. According to difference gas-phase fragmentation characteristics, potential applications of these reagents in proteome analysis will be discussed.
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Dr. Xudong Yao obtained his Ph.D. from University of Maryland Baltimore County and his B.S. and M.S. from Nanjing University. He was trained in mass spectrometry with Prof. Catherine Fenselau as a post-doctoral associate. After working in biotech and pharmaceutical industry in Europe and USA, he is currently an assistant professor in the Chemistry Department of the University of Connecticut. His group is interested in developing novel enabling analytical technologies and applying these unique methods to “-ome” sample analysis including targeted membrane proteome analysis and systems proteomics of protein phosphorylation.
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Last Updated: 01/22/2009 09:21 PM |
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