Sensitive high-throughput plasma proteomics: Key technology for deep phenotyping

Identifying early markers of transitions between human health and disease is a key objective of systems medicine. The strategy involves collecting diverse longitudinal data for each individual, before and after symptoms manifest. This deep phenotyping is made possible by a range of technologies, including proteomics.However, until recently, a rate-limiting step was the collection of comprehensive plasma proteomics.

Join this webinar to learn how this bottleneck has been removed using high-throughput and high-sensitivity protein profiling with Olink® technology coupled with SPT Labtech’s liquid handling automation.

Key learning objectives

  • Learn how longitudinal deep phenotyping, including plasma proteomics, is central to systems medicine, the study of complex disease, and biomarker discovery
  • Find out the importance of establishing baseline measurements and reference ranges for normal human plasma, which can also signal outliers in undiagnosed disease
  • Discover how potential prognostic markers of severe and "long" COVID-19 were identified in the plasma proteome
  • Learn how adopting an Olink and SPT Labtech bundled infrastructure can deliver high throughput and uncompromised data quality for genomics, single cell, RNA seq and much more

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All webinar participants can request a certificate of attendance, including a learning outcomes summary, for continuing education purposes.

Speakers

Ellie Abbott
Ellie Abbott
Biochemist, SelectScience
Dale Yuzuki
Dale Yuzuki
<p>Director of Digital and Strategic Marketing Communications at Olink Proteomics</p>
Christopher Lausted
Christopher Lausted
ISB Senior Research Engineer
Anne Hammerstein
Anne Hammerstein
Product Manager, Product Manager, SPT Labtech

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