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Quantum-Si

Inspired by his success at shrinking next-generation sequencing technology into a benchtop instrument at Ion Torrent, Jonathan Rothberg founded Quantum-Si in 2013 to bring the same semiconductor technology to protein sequencing. Quantum-Si are on a mission to put the groundbreaking power of protein sequencing in the hands of every scientist – every lab, everywhere.

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Industry Insight

The Next Big Thing in Genomics? Proteomics.

In this article, explore how next-generation protein sequencing is helping to unlock the proteome.

Unravel the Secrets of Human Disease With Next-Generation Protein Sequencing

Unravel the Secrets of Human Disease With Next-Generation Protein Sequencing™

This infographic highlights the role of next-generation protein sequencing as a standout technique for researchers seeking a versatile solution.

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App Note / Case Study

Discover the Latest in Protein Sequencing Technology

This application note demonstrates the successful identification of two low-abundance monoclonal antibodies using next-generation protein sequencing.

QuantumSi

Platinum® Next-Generation Protein Sequencer™

Protein sequencing complexity is a barrier to proteomics insights. Learn how Quantum-Si’s Platinum™ simple, convenient benchtop next-generation protein sequencing solution enables you to obtain critical proteomic insights from the convenience of your lab.

Protein Sequencing

App Note / Case Study

Protein Sequence Analysis: Next-Generation vs Mass Spectrometry Methods

Mass spectrometry is regarded as the gold standard for protein identification; however, this technique cannot easily discriminate between protein variants and is not accessible to everyday scientists due to the high cost, space and expertise required.

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