Michael MacCoss (University of Washington)
Jennifer Van Eyk (Cedars Sinai Medical Center)
Catamaran Resort Hotel, San Diego, CA
The goal of this workshop is to instruct and discuss with scientists / researchers who are currently applying data-independent acquisition-mass spectrometry (DIA-MS), data acquisition and data analysis workflows that maximize the reproducible quantification of the proteome in a variety of samples.
The program will use a combination of lectures, hand-on tutorials and focused discussion panels to maximize interactions between workshop participants and to drill down into what is required to obtain reproductible DIA-MS data sets. For the hands-on tutorial workshop participants will compare current peptide- and spectrum-centric analysis packages using a model DIA-MS data sets. These model data sets will allow participants to dig into the robustness of the data using either Peptide- and Spectrum-central data analysis approaches. Furthermore, we will concentrate on the logistics required for generate reproducible data in large cohorts/studies as and emerging approaches in DIA-MS, specifically its use for quantification of protein post-translational modifications. Finally, the group will discuss the next steps in application of DIA-MS and what will be required to push this method to new frontiers.
https://panoramaweb.org/2022-asms-workshop.url
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