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University of Oxford
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Dunn School of Pathology
Central Proteomics Facility
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Oxford Proteomics Community - This area is under
development. This page will provide links to research groups in Oxford successfully using
proteomics in their research. It will summarise their interests and highlight the
techniques they are using.
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Research Groups (Partial List)
- Gull Group: using DIGE and iTRAQ to examine the structure of trypanosome flagellar.
- Acuto Group: using TiO2 enrichment of phosphopeptides, SILAC, FLAG tag and strep tag
systems to study the T-cell signalling complex.
- Zitzmann Group(Oxford
Antiviral Drug Discovery): - 2D-PAGE and MS to
analyse virus-induced cell signalling pathways, virus-host interactions and
identification of biomarkers in viral disease.
- Fodor Group: using TAP tagging
to examine proteins interacting with Influenza RNA polymerase.
- Malloy Group: using
2D gels, western blotting and MALDI TOF TOF mass spectrometry to identify immunogenic
bacterial proteins.
- Norbury Group using TAP tagging in
yeast to identify protein interaction partners.
- Sweetlove
Group (Plant Sciences) using LC MSMS to develop a novel protein quantitation method.
- Vaux Group using MALDI
TOF mass spectrometry to examine protease activity and proteoytic products in Alzheimers.
- Computational Biology Research
Group are helping develop software to support proteomics research.
- CPF (Headington) provides
proteomics support to the Headington Hospital sites.
- Mathias
Dreger runs the proteomics facilty for Oxion in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy
and Genetics. Equipped with a Bruker MALDI TOF TOF instrument and Free Flow
Electrophoresis.
- Colin Goding's (Marie Curie
Research Institute) group are using mass spectrometry to determine acetylation patterns.
- Murphy
Group: using tagging strategies and mass spectrometry to identify
protein interaction partners.
- Barclay
Group: using chemical tags and mass spectrometry to probe cell
membranes.
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