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SELDI technology

ProteinChip array (SELDI) technology is used for the discovery, validation, identification, and characterisation of disease-associated proteins from biological samples.

To date, it is the only proteomics platform available for the complete process of biomarker discovery/protein expression and identification, validation, purification, characterisation and assay development. Some wider proteomics research applications include the study of antibody-antigen interaction, phosphorylation/signal transduction, toxicity markers, glycosylation and epitope mapping.

Aim of the training

Using lecture and lab work approaches, this course provides a foundation in SELDI technology and associated data analysis through practical examples.

Course schedule

Day 1

13.30-14.30
Lecture
Introduction to surface enhanced laser desorption/ionisation time of flight mass spectrometry (SELDI-TOF-MS)
14.30-15.15
Demostration
Introduction to PCS 4000 Enterprise SELDI-TOF-MS and Ciphergen Express (user interface software)
15.15-15.45
Lecture
Coffee and Discussion
15.45-17.00
Wetlab
Calibration of Ciphergen PCS 4000 SELDI instrument

Day 2

9.10-11.30
Wetlab
Differential protein expression profiling using PCS 4000
11.30-12.00
Coffee
12.00-14.00
Wetlab
Differential protein expression profiling using PCS 4000 continued
14.00-14.30
Lunch
14.30-15.15
Lecture
Introduction to analysis of SELDI data
15.15-16.00
Analysis
Analysis of profiling experiment
16.00-16.45
Lecture
Other applications of SELDI technology – peptide mass fingerprinting, antibody capture
17.00-17.30
Discussion
Questions and discussion of individual projects

 

Registration
The course is held over two days (29th - 30th May 2006) at UCD Conway Institute. Course attendance is limited to 4 people. Please register before 15th May 2006.  The fees for the course are 300 € per person.
          
To register, please sent an expression of interest to:    elton.rexhepaj@ucd.ie
           

 

 

 
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