Brian Reed, PhD, Author at Quantum-Si

Next-Generation Protein Sequencing: The Next Big Thing in Genomics

By Brian Reed, PhD, Head of Research At the Festival of Genomics meeting held earlier this summer, Dr. Gloria Sheynkman, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, captivated a full audience with her presentation on the use of next-generation protein sequencing (NGPS) on the Quantum-Si Platinum® instrument to detect disease-relevant proteoforms. This significant interest in […]

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Protein Barcodes and Next-Gen Protein Sequencing

Game-changing technology for high-throughput, multiplexed assays Brian Reed, PhD, Head of Research Characterizing proteins and understanding changes to protein isoforms are essential components of biological research, proteomics studies, and the drug discovery workflow. Conventional techniques, however, are time- and labor-intensive, suffer from throughput constraints, and have other shortcomings. Protein detection assays such as western blots […]