I like the idea of you being able to write prescriptions
06.02.2026 18:35
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I like the idea of you being able to write prescriptions
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incidentally. no language requirement for the chemistry phd at univ of michigan, which was your original question.
@elonMUsk laughs HA HA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH.
Min 4 semesters of German in college for bs in chemistry at purdue in the late 80s. no requirement for a ba degree.
Wanna know what's better than a curved monitor? Two curved monitors, donettes, poptarts and coffee. That's what. Oh and cool new preprints. That too!
Here is a list of proteins that you won't be interested in despite having spent hours in the lab collecting and processing samples not to mention thousands of dollars. See you soon for more of same.
i'm blushing
I don't mean to poke the moose. But, if we need a certain number of professors, why does it matter if they are young or old. Shouldn't it matter that the professors are good at being professors? I'm receptive to a good argument why young are better than old. But i'm a little suspicious.
Are you curious about what steps you need to do to analyze very large multi-plex TMT datasets? This is a reanalysis of some Gygi Lab mouse liver data from 2015 and 2021 with 14.5 million MS2/MS3 scans in total. The big data needed a big discussion (kind of a long read).
github.com/pwilmart/mou...
so.....short answer is follow up any search guess w/ legit targeted proteomics. was my thinking. but i'm just trying to see what true believers would say.
This is all completely hypothetical. According to Chat-GPT, it is rare to find a bacterial protein in plasma outside of a distinct cause (gut performation). But for the sake of argument it offered up flagellin from e. coli. So, let's say I had a couple peptide Ids from that.
metaproteomics?????? skeptical scientist here: but, let's say for argument sake you wanted to confidently identify an adventitious bacterial protein in human plasma, is there a "gold-standard" method? I assume the search result is merely the start point.
I've seen a spike in major ampullate spidroins (MaSp1 and MaSp2) from a "certain lab in pittsburgh".
There is a position open in our lab, within this network. Our project deals with assessing identification and quantification errors for MS-based proteomics. www.protaiomics.eu/project/dc13...
Please check out all the project descriptions at the site below:
Not bike mechanic? Aren’t you all about the tour de French fries.
No one has stepped up to be our cult leader. I’d follow you anywhere. Interested?
So. I want to hear about everyone’s alternate life dream. When you finally get disenfranchised, what would you do if you could do what you want?
I’m thinking we should all form a colony of off-grid proteomics ex-pats (read: formerly employed) where we can all live out our dreams. We can call it Animal Farm.
Well. You know my dream....
you also probably remember ripping of the strips on the sides of the paper that were used to feed it. The times they are a changin.
What a missed opportunity!!!!!!! @proteomicsnews.bsky.social
Backyard Proteomics: A Case Study with the Black Widow Spider | Journal of Proteome Research pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....
I don't know anything about the monetary side of this.
1. I do love to see more of my old #TeamMassSpec friends here
2. But, the #TeamMassSpec conversation is a pale shadow of its former self :(
Referee questioned the adoption/accessibility of lc-ms to the research community. I think that's reasonable. So, realistically, how big of a problem do I need to solve to make my method worth the investment and effort? What is a thoughtful response to this critique?
Maybe you could work there and develop a new biometric test that will make it even harder and take longer to get through security? Honestly, it's getting to the point that it is not worth the effort for me to buy a 100 pounds of canned tuna to save 12cent.
IDK. I'm confidant that I am wrong most of the time and I don't attend CS conferences. This may be a widespread problem.
Improved Detection of Differentially Abundant Proteins through FDR-Control of Peptide-Identity-Propagation pubs.acs.org/doi/10....
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#proteomics #prot-paper
