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Projects/Programs

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Comparative Mammalian Proteome Aggregator Resource (CoMPARe) Program

Ongoing
Comparative proteomics strives to gain insight into key underlying molecular changes that result in unique phenotypes across related taxa. Proteomic analysis complements comparative genomics by providing evidence of protein abundance, orthogonal to gene copy number and amount of transcript. To...

Consistency Analysis and Uncertainty in ‘omic Data

Ongoing
‘Omics is increasingly moving out of the laboratory and towards use in industrial and commercial applications. For instance, in biomanufacturing, there is a need for quality control when developing biotherapeutics, which will almost certainly require a machine-learning classifier to separate...

HDX-MS for Biopharmaceutical Analysis

Ongoing
This project is designed to improve, test, and validate hydrogen/deuterium exchange mass spectrometry (HDX-MS) metrology for the determination of dynamical properties of therapeutic proteins and glycoproteins. The research project uses HDX-MS to measure the D-for-H exchange rates of the amide groups...

Human Gut Microbiome Reference Material

Ongoing
The most common measurements currently being used to describe these complex microbial communities are: NGS-based metagenomics Mass spectrometry-based metabolomics In either case, no fit-for-purpose standards exist that enable researchers to compare results generated across different laboratories and...

Metrologies for Protein Structure, Dynamics and Function

Ongoing
Based on its established expertise, infrastructure, and resources for structure/function studies of biological macromolecules, the program aims to impact advances in physics, chemistry, and engineering relevant to biological problems. NIST researchers also develop new technologies for application to...

Monoclonal Antibody Mass Spectral Libraries

Ongoing
Intended Impact Modern mass spectrometers used in the field of proteomics and glycomics are capable of profiling hundreds, and even thousands of molecules in a single experiment. Each of these compounds is isolated and fragmented to form a mass spectrum. Therefore, interpretation of these mass...

NIST Urine Albumin Standardization Program

Ongoing
Kidney Disease – A Global Concern Kidney disease is a significant global public health and economic issue, with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) ranking among the top 10 worldwide causes of death. The critical need for early and accurate diagnosis, effective treatment management, and ongoing patient...

Performance Metrics for Proteomics

Completed
Intended Impact Proteomics experiments designed to identify protein markers specific to a particular disease or disease state rely on repeatable identification of proteins within a control set. Repeatability provides statistical assurance that clear differences between two sets (e.g. sick vs...
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