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Proxeon Partners in the EU-funded PROSPECTS Research Consortium

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Proxeon announced that the company will participate, as one of 12 partners, in a new research consortium, PROSPECTS (PROteomics SPECification in Time and Space).

The project will focus on development of new proteomics technologies to provide insights and a deeper understanding of the human proteome and its role in disease. There will be specific focus on functional proteomics and mass spectrometry.

PROSPECTS collaborators come from leading proteomics laboratories and companies in the complementary fields of proteomics, structural and cell biology, cell imaging, bioinformatics and data-mining, and computational modeling of proteomic data.

The goal is to annotate quantitatively the human proteome with respect to protein localization and dynamics. All data produced during the project will be available to the scientific community via annotated online public databases.

Proxeon's participation will be led by the company's Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Ole Vorm, and focus towards increasing the sensitivity and dynamic range of nanoscale liquid chromatography (nano LC) by one to two orders of magnitude.

Dr. Vorm, elaborated, "We have committed to turning two of our research discoveries into novel instrument solutions that could greatly advance proteomics research. Our involvement in PROSPECTS enables us to work even more closely with leading proteomics groups. We are confident that working within such a strong team of innovative scientists presents the perfect opportunity for developing breakthrough technology."