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Optimization of Nano/Capillary LC-MS Proteomics Workflows
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
USA 11:00 a.m. EDT / 10:00 a.m. CDT / 8:00 a.m. PDT / 15:00 GMT
Who should attend?
Scientists, technicians and managers with an interest in:
• LC-MS
• Proteomics
• Separation sciences
• Analytical chemistry
• Life sciences
• Protein and peptide research
Speakers
Laurent Rieux, Ph.D.
Nano LC Specialist
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thomas Kö̈cher, Ph.D.
Research Institute of Molecular Pathology
Vienna, Austria
Reiko Kiyonami, Ph.D
Senior Strategic Marketing Specialist
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Moderator
Ann M. Thayer, Ph.D.
Senior Correspondent
C&EN
Overview:
Nano and capillary LC-MS workflows have become widely used in proteomics research. Recent developments in bringing UHPLC capabilities to nano and capillary scale LC, allow for improvements in separation performance and/or sample throughput, which can be beneficial in both qualitative and quantitative proteomics.
In this webinar, optimization of nano/capillary UHPLC will be the central theme. Considerations on how to select the best column length, column diameter, and gradient program will be addressed. Interfacing these miniaturized LC techniques optimally with ESI-MS will be discussed.
Key Learning Objectives:
• How to select nano and capillary LC conditions for qualitative and quantitative proteomics
• Applying UHPLC capabilities in proteomics
• Interfacing nano and capillary LC to ESI-MS
