2010 ICORE Teachers "Omics" Workshop
(July 14 -15, 2010 in HHMI Lab., ICBR Proteomics Lab., and Polfer Lab)
Sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the UF CPET program
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ICORE 2010 Participants pictured in the Genetics Institute lobby |
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Hands proteomics lab |
Demonstration of protein sample preparation (by Dr. Yan He) |
Demonstration of protein separation using gel electrophoresis (by Dr. Chen)
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Dr. Mary Jo Koroly (CPET), Dr. Nick Polfer (Chemistry), Ms. Julie Bokor (CPET),
and Dr. Sixue Chen (Biology) (from left to right)
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Jennifer Parker, a PMCB graduate student from Chen lab works with a teacher |
Yan He, graduated from Chen lab works with the teachers |
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Mengmeng Zhu, a biology graduate student from Chen lab works with teachers |
Mengmeng Zhu starts the gel electrophoresis to separate proteins from peanut leaves |
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It is COOL to be in the ICORE lab at UF |
Dr. Chen demonstrates peptide mass fingerprinting technology for protein identification |
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Dr. Chen shows how MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer works |
Teachers doing sample preparation of MALDI-TOF peptide fingerprinting |
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A teacher firing the laser to acquire protein fingerprint
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Being a biosleuth using fingerprinting is fun |
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Dr. Nick Polfer working with the teachers |
Loading protein samples onto SDS gels |
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Inspecting MALDI-TOF peptide fingerprints |
A teacher firing the laser to acquire protein fingerprint |
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Dr. Cecilia Silva-Sanchez, a postdoctoral associate demonstrates MS/MS sequencing |
Automatic acquisition of MS/MS spectra of peptides |
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MS/MS sequencing of peptides is COOL
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MS/MS sequencing of peptides is an amazing technology |
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