Newcastle University Protein and Proteome Analysis
This core facility was set up to support researchers' protein and proteome analysis needs within and outside of the University.
About
Newcastle University's Protein and Proteome Analysis Facility consists of three highly complementary units:
- Biological Mass Spectrometry
- Protein Purification
- Molecular Biophysics
Our main focus is protein science: protein identification and quantification, mass, size, shape, and the interactions of proteins. We are also experienced in a wider range of biomolecules (such as carbohydrates or nucleic acids).
We provide support to internal researchers as well as external academic and commercial organisations.
Why work with Newcastle's Protein and Proteome Analysis Facility?
When you work with our team you can be assured that we will manage your project with:
- careful attention to detail
- the right experimental design
- the most cost effective solution to fit your budget
Our staff are experienced in project delivery for all sectors: Academic, Clinical, and Commercial.
Key Grants which underpin the facility:
- 2014-present: Taggart Group MRC, Cardiac Research (£728k) (_Proteomics_)
- 2018-2022: James Guest CoralAssist (>£1M) (_Proteomics_)
- 2017-2022: Grant Burgess Hereus NucB (£400K) (_ProteinProduction_)
- 2016-2019: John Issacs Rheumatoid Arthritis (£400K)(_Proteomics_)
- 2016-2020: Phil Brown Methotrexate Quantification (_Proteomics_)