Functional Proteomics and Mass Spectrometry Facility
YCGP Mass Functional Proteomics Facility provides centralized analytical and informatics tools for the study of complex datagenerated from proteomic, metabolomic and chemical probe experiments which analyze effects of environmental and genetic perturbations on cells, tissues and organisms The facility also serves as a focal point in for the Yale community and researchers worldwide efforts to facilitate integration of research efforts in proteomics and genomics and provide robust infrastructure to support investigators and programs conducting research in these fields.
Services
- High throughput protein expression/purification
- Liquid chromatography-electrospray mass spectrometry
- Off line and online sample prep from pure and complex biological samples
- Customization and methods development to fit specific research endeavors
- Personalized training and technical expertise (level of interaction is determined by the scope of projects)
Equipment
Modular workstation design featuring: ‘State of the art’ liquid bio and analytical chromatography stations interfaced with a “hybrid” quadruple-time of flight mass spectrometer, high throughput multifunctional colony picking robot.
Location and Staff
Yale University, Dept of MCDB, Kline Biology Tower, Rm 700, 712, 730 Eugene J. Davidov, Ph.D., Director, eugene.davidov@yale.edu, 203-432-4709