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Proteomic strategies in bladder cancer: From tissue to fluid and back  [registered users only]
Selected lines of investigation and approaches undertaken by the author's laboratory, drawing on more than 15 years of experience in bladder cancer proteomics, are reviewed to highlight a number of issues that may be useful for researchers entering the field. [August 25, 2008]

Spotting the problem 
An artificial tissue chamber for implantation into mice has been designed to study the host response to the bacterium responsible for acne in humans. This microenvironment offers a unique system for testing novel anti-acne drugs in vivo. [August 15, 2008]

Dicing with ricin 
A new test for ricin has been developed with sufficient sensitivity to detect this potential chemical weapon in environmental and food samples. It relies on immunocapture of the toxin followed by the analysis of a trio of peptides obtained by digestion with trypsin. [August 1, 2008]

Thermo Fisher Scientific Bolsters Proteome Dynamics Offering with HUPO Product Launches 
[August 19, 2008]

Waters SYNAPT HDMS and Xevo TQ MS Recognized for Mass Spectrometry Innovation by Industry Experts 
[August 19, 2008]

Bruker Daltonics Showcasing Novel Proteomics Solutions Based on Mass Spectrometry at the 7th HUPO World Congress 2008 
[August 18, 2008]

GeneBio's Expanded Phenyx Platform Debuts at HUPO 2008 
[August 18, 2008]

Princeton University Selects Thermo Scientific MALDI LTQ Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer to Enable Proteomics and Genomics Research on Viruses 
[August 15, 2008]

Thermo Fisher Scientific Announces its 2008 North American Informatics Conference 
[August 11, 2008]

Special issue celebrates 40 years of drug testing at the Olympics 
[August 7, 2008]

Agilent Technologies' Spectrum Mill Searches Now Supported in Proteome Software's Scaffold 2.1 
[August 7, 2008]