Proteomics Core Facility : Centre of New Technologies

The CeNT’s Proteomic Core Facility is a newly established specialised laboratory dedicated to measure and analysis of peptides and proteins unique for biological processes and structures. Currently, the lab is equipped with an nanoLC Dionex Ultimate 3000 copuled with Q-Exactive HF-X mass spectrometer.

Remigiusz Serwa, PhD - experiment design consultant and data analyst

Research qualifications and technical skills:

Considerable experience in proteomic and chemoproteomic method development and adaptation

Comprehensive knowledge of software environments and bioinformatics platforms for proteomics data processing and analysis

Daily communication with individuals and multidisciplinary teams of scientists (consultations)

Extensive experience in communicating knowledge (delivering seminars and lectures at international meetings, organising and leading sample prep and data analysis workshops)

Management and motivation skills (supervision of PhD and MSc students as well as research technicians)

Tomasz Banach, MSc - instrument operator and data analyst

Research qualifications and technical skills:

Skills in 2D gel electrophoresis and HPLC with fraction collection techniques as preparation methods for proteomic experiments with mass spectrometry as detection method

Know-how about uncommon protein samples purification and concentration, methods especially dedicated to be usable with whole blood, tear fluid, urine, saliva

Skills to managing experiments in a field of tissue imaging, top-down and bottom-up experiments with successfully data interpretation

A Dionex Ultimate 3000 nano-LC system coupled with a Q-Exactive HF-X mass spectrometer:

This hybrid quadrupole-orbitrap instrument constitutes a high-performance platform for both bottom-up and top-down proteomics studies. Advanced scanning modes featuring improved peak-picking and the new ultrafast MS/MS scan time below 20 milliseconds yield great improvements in polypeptide sequencing speed and depth.

Bottom-up proteomics utilizes digestion of proteins into peptides which are then sequenced in the mass spectrometer and act as surrogates for the presence of proteins from which they are derived. Besides insights into protein expression levels and the extent of posttranslational modifications, this mode of analysis can be applied to provide information about protein turnover, subcellular localization, as well as protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions.

During top-down proteomics full length proteins are measured and fragmented in the gas phase to deliver information about the amino acid sequence and modifications covalently attached to them. Proteoform-level resolution is achieved by this mode of analysis.

	MS analysis
Internal users	205 PLN/h	47 €/h	52 $/h
External academic users	205 PLN/h	47 €/h	52 $/h
Commercial users	300 PLN/h	70 €/h	76 $/h
	MS data analysis
Internal users	105 PLN/h	25 €/h	27 $/h
External academic users	105 PLN/h	25 €/h	27 $/h
Commercial users	150 PLN/h	35 €/h	38 $/h

Attention: For external users, taxes will be added to final amount.

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Next-Generation Sequencing Core Facility

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