Progenesis SameSpots and Progenesis Stats have simplified our proteomics research as the software is easy to use and the technical support from the Nonlinear Dynamics team is excellent.
Evidence it works
Examples from different labs around the world, as well our own research and development, to demonstrate how Progenesis SameSpots supports 2D gel analysis. If you want to share how you use Progenesis SameSpots, let us know and we can include it here.
SameSpots in action
What can be achieved using 2D and Progenesis SameSpots.
ProteoRed multi-lab 2DE reproducibility study showed Inter-lab technical reproducibility of CV’s < 20% for top 30 differentially expressed proteins across 8 labs. Read...
Independent research published in the Journal of Proteome Research validated the workflow driven approach to 2D DIGE gel image analysis using Progenesis SameSpots. Read...
Results from a ground-breaking HUPO Reproducibility Study, which used Progenesis SameSpots. Results prove protein expression analysis is reproducible within and across-labs. Read...
European pharmaceutical company shelved a 20 gel experiment when images could not be analysed in a realistic time. Progenesis SameSpots took <5 minutes per gel to complete the work. Read...
Secondary staining, including immunoblots, is used to characterise proteins showing statistically significant differences. This validation can be easily added to your 2D gel analysis results using Progenesis Read...
Application notes
Applications of Progenesis SameSpots that you can add to your research.
Progenesis SpotCheck applied to set 2D gel quality within a lab and teach novices how to confidently attain this quality before running large experiments using limited sample. Read... (834KB)
Analysis of 2D gel images with a Western Blot image enabled direct comparison of the different spot patterns, confirming the presence and location of the His-tagged protein. Read... (0.99MB)
Case studies
Read customers own words about the improvements Progenesis SameSpots makes to their proteomics research.
Prof. Catherine Guette
Laboratoire d’oncopharmacolgie, Centre INSERM regional de Recherche sur le Cancer.
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John E. Wiktorowizc, PhD
Dept. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, University of Texas Medical Branch.
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Dr Roberta Pastorelli
Laboratory of Molecular Toxicology, Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche "Mario Negri".
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