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Instruments and Software used at the Proteomics Resource Center

The Proteomics Resource Center are equipped with a variety of LC and MS systems, including GC-MS and MALDI, and also houses peptide synthesizers.

  • Fusion Lumos w/APD. The Fusion Lumos was sponsored by the Sohn Conference Foundation. The instrument is connected to a 1200 Easy LC operating in nano-flow mode and the setup is currently dedicated to proteomics. The Fusion Lumos allows for CID, HCD and Electron Transfer Dissociation (ETD) as well as MSn fragmentation experiments.
  • Q-Exactive HF (donated by the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust) is operated in nano-flow mode (Dionex 3000) and is dedicated to proteomics.
  • Q-Exactive Plus (sponsored by the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust) operated in higher microliter-flow-mode (Vanquish HPLC) and is dedicated to metabolomics.
  • IQ-X Orbitrap operated in higher microliter-flow-mode (Vanquish HPLC) and is dedicated to metabolomics.
  • Fusion Ascend w/ETD and Proton Transfer Charge Reduction (PTCR). This instrument is operated with nano-flow LC and is currently dedicated to proteomics. The Fusion Lumos allows for CID, HCD and ETD as well as MSn fragmentation experiments.
  • GC-MS (Agilent 5977B Inert Plus MSD w/Intuvo 9000 GC) with a Gerstel sampler (MPS-xt).
  • Typhoon 9400 Variable Mode Laser Scanner (click for usages fee and policy for use)

 

Software’s: To answer the many types of questions that can be asked the Center operates many different software’s.

 

 

Internal Rockefeller users can access pLIMS sample information, progress, and final invoices using the link below.
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Contact

The Rockefeller University
The Proteomics Resource Center, Box 105
1230 York Avenue
New York, NY 10065-6399