Proteomics Research

• Boston University Cardiovascular Proteomics Center  - Research center created to analyze and identify proteins that may be created or modified by oxidative stress.
• Cardiac Proteomics Signaling Laboratory  - Undertakes research on the characterization of signaling pathways and cellular organelles in the heart.
• Clinical Proteomic Technologies for Cancer  - National Cancer Institute initiative dedicated to providing important resources for the whole cancer research community.
• Emili and Greenblatt Proteomics Research Center  - University of Toronto research center with mass spectrometry, protein profiling, and bioinformatics operations.
• FishProm at the University of Aberdeen  - Project aimed at using proteomics as a tool for diagnosing the effect of nutrition and environmental fluctuations on the proteins synthesized in salmonid fish tissues.
• Groningen Proteomics Facility  - Focuses on the areas of drug development, nutraceuticals or functional foods, medical diagnostics, and proteomics technology.
• Harvard Institute of Proteomics  - Component of the Harvard Medical School system, promoting collaborative research in functional proteomics with the use of high-throughput technologies.
• Harvard Microchemistry and Proteomics Facility  - Resource for consulting and technology in proteomics analysis serving the Harvard community and researchers worldwide.
• Interaction Proteome  - EU-funded proteomics project aimed at developing novel technologies for proteomics research.
• Johns Hopkins NHLBI Proteomics Center  - Aims to create new techniques and apply state-of-the-art methods in investigating the proteomics of adaptation to ischema and hypoxia.
• Mayo Proteomics Research Center (MPRC)  - Proteomic analyses and custom peptide synthesis tools resource serving investigators throughout the Mayo Foundation.
• MCW Proteomics Center  - Medical College of Wisconsin facility. Aims to develop mass spectrometric methodologies and protein separation techniques for the quantitative analysis of the entire proteome of a single cell. Includes publications and related links and resources.
• Plasma Proteome Institute  - Facilitates the clinical adoption of advanced diagnostic tests utilizing proteins in plasma and serum. Also aims to develop databases and the measurement technology essential to validating candidate marker panels in large clinical sample tests.
• Proteomics Center VU(mc)  - Aims to provide a quantitative description of proteins in organelles, cells, and tissues to learn more about the molecular and cellular mechanisms that take place during health and disease.
• Proteomics Research Integrative Biology  - Aims to provide new proteomic technologies for the biomedical research community.
• Seattle Proteome Center (SPC)  - Multidisciplinary group focusing on the development of new, systematic assays for the comprehensive study of the dynamics of cells in health and disease.
• Stanford Proteomics Center  - Interdisciplinary endeavor aimed at exploring and consolidating results from platform technologies that analyze intracellular and secreted blood cell proteins related to systemic autoimmune disease processes.
• Structural Proteomics in Toronto  - Facility also known as the Ontario Centre for Structural Proteomics. Makes use of x-ray and NMR crystallography to do structural proteomics.
• UNC-Duke Proteomics Center  - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill facility created to identify proteins and to aid in the characterization of protein modification and differential expression.
• University of Illinois-Chicago Laboratory of Computational Proteomics  - Conducts research on protein-DNA and protein-membrane interactions, machine learning, drug design, and single molecule protein dynamics.
• University of Manchester LRF Proteomics Facility  - Provides assistance and advice on the application of proteomics to haematology research. Also develops new techniques and applications that benefit LRF grantholders.
• University of Texas-Southwestern Center for Proteomics Research  - National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute funded center dedicated to the development of new technologies and methods for monitoring and manipulating the proteome.
• University of Victoria Genome British Columbia Proteomics Centre  - Research center focusing on the development of novel technology in the areas of structural proteomics, metabolomics, clinical proteomics, and protein imaging.
• Yale/NHLBI Proteomics Center  - Site posts notices, publications, proteomics tools, fact sheet, listing of research projects, and related resources and links.