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Contact Information:
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Main Phone:
(St. Paul)
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(612) 624-7715 |
| StP Phone: |
(612) 625-2280 |
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(612) 625-5780 |
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(612) 625-2279 |
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(612) 625-2163 |
MSCLS-St. Paul
Dept. Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Biophysics
University of Minnesota
43 Gortner Laboratory
1479 Gortner Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55108
MSCLS-Minneapolis
Dept. Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Biophysics
University of Minnesota
5-194 MCB
420 Washington Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
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| Sponsored by the offices of the Senior Vice President for Health Science and the Vice President for Research, the University of Minnesota announces the Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics (MSP) Initiative. The MSP initiative is a 4-year, $2M program beginning in FY05 that provides expanded opportunities for basic, translational and clinical research in the uses of mass spectrometry and proteomics for biomedical research. Through a combination of seed grants (via the BioMedical Genomics Center), training workshops, seminars, bioinformatic and technical staff support, investigators will be able to initiate, develop and expand projects utilizing proteomic technology. Such infrastructure investments allow investigators access and training in technologies critical for successful RO1, PO1, SCORE and Center grant applications. For information, contact David Bernlohr (bernl001@umn.edu) or Vivek Kapur (vkapur@umn.edu). |
Mass Spectrometry Consortium for the Life Sciences
The Mass Spectrometry Consortium for the Life Sciences and Protein
Analysis Facility provides support, equipment, and expertise for
analyzing complex protein mixtures. Electrospray and Maldi mass
spectrometers are capable of determining the molecular weight of
intact proteins and can identify proteins using protein fingerprints
or peptide sequencing via MS/MS. Additional mass spectrometers
provide for the identification of other organic molecules and protein
quantification via ICAT. |
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