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Customer Appreciation Month: Special Proteomics Discounts!

Oct 28, 2024
Explore MetwareBio's November Customer Appreciation Month with exclusive discounts on all proteomics services. Save up to 20% on DIA, DDA, Blood, and Phosphoproteomics analyses.
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WGCNA Explained: Everything You Need to Know

Apr 24, 2024
What exactly is WGCNA that everyone is using? After reading this article, you will understand.
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Beginner for KEGG Pathway Analysis: The Complete Guide

Apr 24, 2024
Explore KEGG Pathway Analysis with our complete guide. Learn how to navigate the KEGG database, decode pathway maps, and apply enrichment analysis in transcriptome and multi-omics research.
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Exploring Disease Mechanisms: Key Factors in Proteomic Analysis

Jul 05, 2024
Explore sample grouping strategies, advances in proteomic technologies, critical analytical methods like PCA and KEGG analysis, and validation techniques. Learn how these elements shape effective disease mechanism studies.

MetwareBio Launches Proteomics Services

May 27, 2024
MetwareBio's new proteomics services is launched! Start a pilot study to explore DIA, DDA, Serum/Plasma Quantitative Proteomics & Phosphoproteomics!

Which Sample Matrix Should I Use for My Metabolomics Study?

Nov 21, 2024

Lipidomics Demystified: Exploring Lipid Classification, Structures, Functions, and Analytical Techniques

Nov 20, 2024
Lipidomics insights: lipid classification, structure, functions, and cutting-edge analytical techniques. Explore their roles in health, disease, and groundbreaking research.

Single-Cell Proteomics: Mass Spec vs Single-Molecule Sequencing

Nov 14, 2024
This article delves into the exciting field of Single-Cell Proteomics and explores two powerful techniques: Mass Spectrometry and Single-Molecule Sequencing. We compare and contrast these methods, analyzing their strengths and limitations for uncovering the complex protein landscape within individual cells. Whether you're a researcher in proteomics, cell biology, or diagnostics, this guide provides valuable insights into the latest advancements and challenges in Single-Cell Proteomics, helping you choose the optimal approach for your research goals.

DIA Proteomics Unveils EMPA's Mechanisms in Heart Failure Regulation

Nov 12, 2024
Explore how DIA proteomics uncovers the mechanisms of Empagliflozin (EMPA) in regulating heart failure and aging. Discover key findings on the STAT1-STING axis and the potential therapeutic role of EMPA in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).

Glycoproteomics: Revolutionizing Clinical Testing and Diagnosis

Nov 07, 2024
Explore how glycoproteomics is revolutionizing clinical testing and diagnosis. Learn how this cutting-edge technology can improve disease detection accuracy and optimize personalized medical solutions.

Guiding Sebum Metabolomics: Significance, Challenges, and Methodological Insights

Nov 06, 2024
Explore the significance, challenges, and methodologies in sebum metabolomics. Learn about optimal sampling techniques, extraction methods, and analytical approaches to advance skin health and disease research.

Why Skipping Breakfast Matters: Multi-Omics Insights into Nutrient Absorption Mechanisms in the Small Intestine

Nov 01, 2024
Multi-omics insights into the vital functions of the small intestine and the potential health risks associated with breakfast omission.

Phosphatidylserine (PS): Structure, Functions, and Detection

Oct 30, 2024
Phosphatidylserine (PS), this unassuming phospholipid, plays a multifaceted role in cellular biology. In this article, we will explore the structure, functions, and detection methods of PS, shedding light on its significance in various biological processes.

Targeted proteomics:Targeted acquisition and targeted data analysis

Oct 29, 2024
This guide will delve into the fundamental principles and practical applications of targeted proteomics, exploring both targeted acquisition and data analysis strategies at both the peptide ion (MS1) and fragment ion (MS2) levels.

dNTPs: Functions, Metabolism, Interactions, and LC-MS/MS Analysis

Oct 25, 2024
This comprehensive guide will delve into the multifaceted world of dNTPs, exploring their functions, metabolic pathways, interactions with other cellular components, and the application of liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) for their quantitative analysis.

Decoding Peptide Mass Fingerprinting: A Guide to Protein Identification in Proteomics

Oct 25, 2024
Discover the principles, workflow, and key applications of Peptide Mass Fingerprinting (PMF) in proteomics. Learn how PMF helps identify proteins with precision in research, drug development, and disease diagnosis.

Epigenetic Modulators: How Histone Modifications Shape Gene Expression

Oct 25, 2024
Explore how histone modifications and variants shape gene expression and chromatin dynamics. Understand the molecular mechanisms behind these epigenetic modulators and their implications for disease and therapy.

Decoding Protein Crosslinking: From Basic Concepts to Advanced Methods

Oct 25, 2024
Learn about protein cross-linking, including exogenous and endogenous methods, their biological roles, key features, and analytical techniques like mass spectrometry and NMR.

From Stability to Function: The Importance of Disulfide Bonds in Proteins

Oct 24, 2024
Learn how disulfide bonds stabilize protein structures, their biological significance, and their role in diseases. Discover key analytical methods for studying these crucial covalent linkages.

O-Linked Glycosylation Uncovered: Processes, Health Impacts, and Research Methods

Oct 23, 2024
Delve into the complexities of O-linked glycosylation, its processes, health impacts, and research methods. Discover its role in diseases like cancer, inflammation, and neurodegeneration.
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