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Biological Mass Spectrometry/Proteomics Facility Website

CBRS Core Facilities

Sample Submission



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This is the home of the Biological Mass Spectrometry/Proteomics Facility space. 

The Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility provides services, self-service equipment, and collaborative research for the detection, characterization, and quantification of proteins and other biomolecules. We provide untargeted metabolomics detection and self-service MALDI instrumentation for chemicals and polymers as well as biomolecules. The facility labs are located in MBB 1.420 (College of Natural Sciences). We are part of the Center for Biomedical Research Support (CBRS) supported by the Office of the Vice President for Research.

We are accepting online sample submissions! We are now using the same site as the DNA and Microscopy Facilities.https://fbs.icmb.utexas.edu/Anon/Logon.aspx?logoffsuccess=true  If you do not have an account yet, please email us at pmaf@austin.utexas.edu and we will send you an invitation to create one. Finally, we prefer that you consult with us prior to sample submission so we can advise you on sample preparation and the best analysis for your needs.

Contact us by email to pmaf@austin.utexas.edu or phone 512-471-2895

We are located at MBB 1.420 with open hours from 8:30 am to 4 pm, please drop off your samples in the lab during business hours if you do not have key access.

Our shipping address is:

Michelle Gadush
UT Austin Proteomics Facility
NHB 1.512
100 E. 24th St.
Austin, TX 78712

Please acknowledge use of core services and equipment using our RRID number RRID:SCR_021728 and send us citations. These citations will affect funding for the facility. Here is an example: "Protein identification was provided by the UT Austin Center for Biomedical Research Support Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility (RRID:SCR_021728)."



Announcements:

We are delighted to announce that Peter A. Faull, Ph.D. has joined the facility as Principal Proteomics Scientist. Read more about his scientific journey here.

IsoPlexis will be holding a Tech Talk Tuesday, October 26 at 2:00pm in MBB 3.204 and via Zoom.

Come join us as we discuss how their technology is Accelerating the Next Generation of Immune Medicine with Cellular Proteomics. IsoPlexis is powering the future of advanced medicines to fight complex diseases by providing correlative clinical & pre-clinical immune biomarkers that differentiate mechanistic information. 

Proteomics Meet, Greet, and Eat!

Friday 5th November - 11:00 am - MBB 1.220 seminar room

A quick and friendly in-person update of new developments in the Proteomics core facility including exciting new techniques, an intro from our new proteomics specialist scientist (Dr Peter Faull), and the opportunity to catch up over tasty snacks.

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