Melbourne Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics Facility
- The University of Melbourne
- Metabolomics • Lipidomics • Proteomics • Single Cell
Overview
The Facility has 15 mass spectrometer based systems and five full time Ph.D. staff dedicated to providing all experimental design, training, machine time, and informatics support required to execute any proteomics or lipidomics research project. The facility provides all users direct access to instrumentation and trains them to perform their own proteomics or lipidomics experiments.
Techniques such as protein identification (e.g. Gel spots, or immuno-precipitated protein), full scale proteomics (TMT, SILAC, DIA, Label free, etc), phosphoproteomics , N-Terminomics (in-vivo protease activity), protein structural characterisation (PTM's, disulphide arrangement, HDX, Crosslinking).
The facility has the following instrumentation:
• 2 x Thermo OrbiTrap ASTRAL Zoom
Capabilities
Equipment
Shimadzu 8050 QQQ - used for targetted analysis of pharmaceuticals or small molecules (also used for proteomics)
All of the following for different proteomic experiments: Thermo OrbiTrap Fusion Lumos ETD, 2 x Thermo Q Exactive Plus mass spectrometer 2 x Thermo OrbiTrap Eclipse mass spectrometer Thermo OrbiTrap Exploris 480 Waters XS IMS QTOF mass spectrometer Waters HDX Synapt system Bruker TIMS TOF Pro Agilent 6530 QTOF Shimadzu 9030 QT
Agilent 8900 QQQ Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry -used for general cellular elemental (metals) analysis and metalloproteomics
Thermo OrbiTrap Fusion Lumos UVPD - Used for both untargetted and targetted analysis of Lipid samples
Access Information
Contacts
A/Prof Nicholas Williamson
Facility Head
nawill@unimelb.edu.au