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Announcements:
Armand Ngounou Wetie from Clarkson University will give a talk entitled "The quest for a biomarker of autism spectrum disorder" at tomorrow at 3 pm in MBB 2.304.
A post-doctoral position is available at the Proteomics Facility, job number 150126010712. Please contact Maria Person <mperson@austin.utexas.edu> for more information.
The CyTOF facility at MDACC is participating in the UT System Proteomics Network grant which gives all UT Austin researchers access to the MDACC CyTOF service run by Jared Burks and Michael Andreef at internal rates.
The videocast of the CyTOF User’s Group Meeting will be held
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
12:30-3:00 pm
MBB 1.210
Videocast from
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Local Host: Proteomics Facility, 471-2895
For those unfamiliar with the CyTOF or Mass Cytometry, Mass Cytometry combines the advantages of single cell high speed analysis common to conventional flow cytometry with the ability to resolve over 100 metal probes with minimal signal overlap common to atomic mass spectroscopy, thereby providing researchers with an unparalleled ability to phenotypically and functionally profile cells from normal and diseased states.
AGENDA
12:30-12:45 pm | Agenda & Opening Remarks Jared Burks, PhD, Assistant Professor Co-Director, NCI CCSG Flow Cytometry and Cellular Imaging Core Facility MD Anderson Cancer Center |
12:45-1:25 pm | Illuminating pluripotent stem cell differentiation through CyTOF analysis Ryan McCarthy, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow Department of Epigenetic & Molecular Carcinogenesis MD Anderson Cancer Center |
1:25-1:55 pm | CyTOF Analysis of Leukemia: Characterization of signaling in MRD Michael Andreeff, MD, PhD, Professor & Chief, Section of Molecular & Hematology Therapy Director, NCI CCSG Flow Cyometry and Cellular Imaging Core Facility |
1:55-2:05 pm | Asking new questions using CyTOF data Jeffrey Hokanson, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow NCI CCSG Flow Cyometry and Cellular Imaging Core Facility MD Anderson Cancer Center |
2:05-2:25 pm | Break |
2:25-3:05 pm | Identification of NK cell subpopulations across donors and time after adoptive immunotherapy. Dean Lee, MD, PhD, Associate Professor Department of Pediatrics MD Anderson Cancer Center |
This event is sponsored by: University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center & Fluidigm Corporation
Surendar Tadi from UT Austin will give a talk entitled "Metabolic profiling and identification of interacting proteins in biologically significant mutations; a mass spectrometry based approach" at 3 pm in MBB 2.456 on Monday, March 30.
Michelle Gadush from the Proteomics Facility will give her take on the recent US HUPO conference on Tuesday, March 31 at 3 pm in MBB 1.226.