Mass Spectrometry
The Warwick Mass Spectrometry community includes scientists with a wide range of technical and applications expertise. The lists given below are an attempt to provide a brief summary of this diversity. The links to individual's web pages provide more details.
Services
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FT-ICRLink opens in a new window
MALDILink opens in a new window
Proteomics Research Techology PlatformLink opens in a new window
Biomedical Sensors LabLink opens in a new window
Research Interests
Improving the performance and applications of Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance (FTICR) mass spectrometers
Drug distribution imaging
Ion-Mobility enabled proteomics
Protein Structures, particularly small-metallo proteins
Extensive use of Bioinformatic approaches which aid in the selection, processing and interpretation of data and which utilise generally available and in-house generated databases in order to characterise proteins of interest
Disease Mechanisms, particularly in the study of damage to the proteome by glycation, oxidation and nitration, related enzymatic countermeasures and other metabolic dysfunction
Biomarkers of metabolic and vascular health
Clinical applications of stable isotopic dilution analysis LC-MS/MS
Nutraceutical analysis by LC-MS/MS
Protein damage and the anitistress gene response
Teaching/Training
Uses of spectrometry in chemistry applications
MSc module CH908
Biomedical MS
MS metabolic profiling
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