Tag Archives: proteomics
What’s your poison? Venom composition of 26 deadly snakes
Hans Zauner - December 14, 2022
The Center for Antibody Technologies headed by Professor Andreas Laustsen-Kiel (Technical University of Denmark) used high-throughput methods to systematically analyze the venoms of the 26 most deadly snakes in sub-Saharan Africa. The results are now published in Gigascience. Each year, around 500,000 people in sub-Saharan Africa suffer from snake bites, causing an estimated 7,000 to […]
How Giardia feeds on ready meals from the gut – Author Q&A with Kevin Tyler
Hans Zauner - January 29, 2018
Giardia, a protozoan parasite causes diarrhoea and stomach pains. New research in GigaScience provides insights into the mechanisms that cause the symptoms of giardiasis.
Getting the Buzz on Bee Parasites. Author Q&A with Tatsuhiko Kadowaki
Scott Edmunds - February 24, 2017
Author Q&A with Tatsuhiko Kadowaki where we get the Buzz on Bee Parasites, specifically honey bee ectoparasitic mite, Tropilaelaps mercedesae
Faster, Dataset! Kill! Kill!
Scott Edmunds - June 7, 2013
Updates on the Bio-IT World Asia meeting in Singapore, and the new functionality of our data publishing platform the GigaDB database
The State of the Curation Nation
Scott Edmunds - April 3, 2012
State of the Curation Nation: read our write up of the Biocuration 2012 meeting in Washington DC.
HUPO 2011: lessons for Proteomics from the Genomics Tsunami
Scott Edmunds - September 13, 2011
Talking about HUPO2011, the Human Proteomics Organisation congress in Geneva looking back on how Proteomics has progressed over the past decade
Exercises in blogging at #solo11. Show me the data!
Scott Edmunds - September 3, 2011
Write up on Science Online London (#SOLO11) the science communication conference where we participated in a panel and some blogging exercises