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Lecture 10 : Using functional proteomics to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets-I
Prof. Sanjeeva Srivastav · IIT Bombay
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- Lecture 0 : Interactive session- Welcome Note
- Lecture 1 : Introduction to Interactomics and Protein Arrays
- Lecture 2 : NAPPA Technology and Protein Arrays-I
- Lecture 3 : NAPPA Technology and Protein Arrays-II
- Lecture 4 : Biomarkers: Harnessing the immune system for early detection of disease-I
- Lecture 5 : Biomarkers: Harnessing the immune system for early detection of disease-II
- Lecture 6 : Biomarkers: Harnessing the immune system for early detection of disease-III
- Lecture 7 : NAPPA and its applications in study of antibody immune response in disease and in drug Screening-I
- Lecture 8 : NAPPA and its applications in study of antibody immune response in disease and in drug screening-II
- Lecture 9 : NAPPA and its applications in study of antibody immune response in disease and drug screening-III
- Lecture 10 : Using functional proteomics to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets-I
- Lecture 11 : Using functional proteomics to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets-II
- Lecture 12 : Applications of protein microarrays in Malaria Research-I
- Lecture 13 : Applications of protein microarrays in Malaria Research-II
- Lecture 14 : Applications of protein microarrays in Cancer Research-I
- Lecture 15 : Applications of protein microarrays in Cancer Research-II
- Lecture 16 : Introduction to Bioprinting and Irisâ„¢ Optical QC Benefits-I
- Lecture 17 : Introduction to Bioprinting and Irisâ„¢ Optical QC Benefits-II
- Lecture 18 : Basics and Applications of Reverse Phase Protein Arrays-I
- Lecture 19 : Basics and Applications of Reverse Phase Protein Arrays-II
- Lecture 20 : Basics and Applications of Reverse Phase Protein Arrays-III
- Lecture 21 : Antibody signatures defined by high-content peptide microarray analysis
- Lecture 22 : An overview of label-free technologies-I
- Lecture 23 : An overview of label-free technologies-II
- Lecture 24 : Mass Spectrometry coupled Interactomics-I
- Lecture 25 : Mass Spectrometry coupled Interactomics-II
- Lecture 26 : Biomolecular interactions using Bio-Layer Interferometry (BLI)-I
- Lecture 27 : Biomolecular interactions using Bio-Layer Interferometry (BLI)-II
- Lecture 28 : Biomolecular interaction analytics using MicroScale Thermophoresis
- Lecture 29 : Surface Plasmon Resonance- Principles and Assays-I
- Lecture 30 : Surface Plasmon Resonance- Principles and Assays-II
- Lecture 31 : Use of SPR in unravelling domain motif interactions of proteasomal assembly chaperones
- Lecture 32 : Next-Generation Sequencing Technology- Ion Torrentâ„¢
- Lecture 33 : NGS Technology- Bioinformatics and data analysis-I
- Lecture 34 : NGS Technology- Bioinformatics and data analysis-II
- Lecture 35 : Next-Generation Sequencing Technology-MiSeq System
- Lecture 36 : NGS target enrichment workflow for exomes, targeted panels and beyond
- Lecture 37 : The Human Pathology Atlas: A Pathology Atlas of the Human Transcriptome-I
- Lecture 38 : The Human Pathology Atlas: A Pathology Atlas of the Human Transcriptome-II
- Lecture 39 : Conclusions and Overview-I (Statistical analysis - I)
- Lecture 40 : Conclusions and overview-II (Statistical analysis - II)