OmniProt plasma and serum proteomics
Nanoparticle enrichment, MS measurement and a research-kit workflow for plasma and serum protein discovery.
Our spectral-AI, spatial-proteomics and plasma-proteomics technologies support AIVC research, scientific services and translational investigation.
AI-ready mass spectra for protein interpretation.
MassNet organizes large-scale MS evidence for model training and peptide interpretation.
XuanjiNovo supports de novo peptide sequencing. DIA-BERT and DDA-BERT provide complementary spectral-analysis methods for identification, quantification and rescoring.
The original MassNet study is available as a resource and preprint; its authors report acceptance in principle at Nature Methods. DIA-BERT and DDA-BERT are separate published methods.
Protein measurements with tissue, cell and organelle context.
Filter-aided expansion proteomics connects protein profiles to their location in tissue.
Tissue expansion, image-guided sampling and mass spectrometry enable workflow-specific spatial investigations. FAXP supports disease biology, tissue characterization and the spatial foundation for virtual-cell research.
Resolution, depth and input requirements depend on the specimen and measurement workflow.
A nanoparticle-enrichment toolkit for biomarker research.
Enrich low- and medium-abundance proteins in plasma and serum before LC–MS analysis.
Protein-corona formation is followed by preparation and digestion, supporting deeper discovery studies. OmniProt is a research measurement toolkit that complements intracellular perturbation and spatial proteomics.
OmniProt product resource · Research use; performance depends on the sample and instrument workflow.
Nanoparticle enrichment, MS measurement and a research-kit workflow for plasma and serum protein discovery.
FAXP adds cell, organelle and tissue location to mass-spectrometry measurements.
A workflow-specific guide to spatial protein measurement.
Spectral AI for DIA identification and quantification.
End-to-end spectral learning for DDA peptide-spectrum-match rescoring.
The knowledge, architecture and dynamic-state framework, connected by active learning.
A field perspective connecting spectral analysis, proteomics and virtual-cell research.
A function-centered framework for multimodal virtual-organism research.
A 1.54-billion-spectrum public resource and preprint. The authors report acceptance in principle at Nature Methods.
Publications, methods and resources retain their stated research scope and access terms.
Explore our research-service catalogue or contact the team about methods and research kits.