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Discover the possibilities in protein sequencing using Quantum-Si technology

11 Jul 2024
Discover the possibilities in protein sequencing using Quantum-Si technology

In this talk held at the Festival of Genomics, Dr. Gloria Sheynkman from the University of Virginia discusses the capacity of Next-Generation Protein Sequencing™ to detect disease-relevant proteoforms. Dr. Sheynkman expresses the need for analytical tools that directly detect protein isoforms and presents new technologies and approaches that she is using in the lab to advance the field. Introducing Quantum-Si’s benchtop platform, Platinum®, she discusses how the technology was established in the lab and explores how single molecule protein sequencing technology works.

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Platinum® Next-Generation Protein Sequencer™

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Easy-to-use, accessible benchtop single-molecule protein sequencing platform that empowers any lab, anywhere to obtain critical proteomic insights quickly and efficiently from the convenience of your lab, no expertise or infrastructure required.

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