Case Center for Proteomics and Mass Spectrometry
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Biomedical Research Building (BRB) 9th floor west and 947
Mark C. Chance, PhD, Director and Scientific Advisor
Janna Kiselar, PhD, Facility Manager
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Serves: Scientists interested in conducting research utilizing proteomics and mass spectrometry
Overview
One of the primary goals of the Case Center for Proteomics is to develop an infrastructure of sophisticated equipment that facilitates and maximizes shared equipment usage, as well as to offer a wide array of proteomics services including 2D gel and mass spectrometry analyses. The Case Center for Proteomics has a wide range of facilities and equipment available for the use of the Case community. These include biochemistry and computation facilities and equipment such as a Thermo-Finnegan Fourier Transform LTQ mass spectrometer, GE/Amersham 2-D gel DIGE system, Applied Biosystems Q-star mass spectrometers, Thermo-Finnegan DECA XP-Plus and LTQ instruments, Beckman Biomek FX robotic liquid handling systems, a prOTOF 2000 MALDI mass spectrometer, as well as additional ion trap instruments with LC-systems. The Center also offers a wide range of seminars, workshops, and possibilities for individual training. These activities are posted on the CCP website. For a list of services and to explore opportunities to collaborate, please visit the website: http://casemed.case.edu/proteomics/ or e-mail: proteomics@case.edu.
Page last updated: October, 2007
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