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Yishai Levin Ph.D., received his PhD at the University of Cambridge, UK. He then joined the Weizmann Institute to setup a proteomics core facility, which later became part of the Israel National Center for Personalised Medicine.
Today his work focuses on clinical proteomics in immunology and Alzheimer’s disease. In his spare time he likes off-road cycling and off-road driving.
How Skyline Saved Us From Publishing Erroneous DataOur story begins with a glycoproteomics project, with the aim of profiling glycopeptides from patient sera. We had two informatics tools at hand. One generates identifications, based on the MS/MS spectra, but not quantification (Byonic). The other, generates MS1 based, label free quantification from any list of peptide sequences (FlashLFQ). So we formatted the output from Byonic and analysed it using FlashLFQ to generate the quantitative data. After performing some Read More[PDF] |
