ProteoRed Multi-centric Experiment Quality Control page ProteoRed



ProteoRed - Instituto Nacional de Proteómica May 18th, 2012 
 
BIOINFORMATICS ANALYSIS FROM PROTEOMICS DATA WORKSHOP
Salamanca, 18th March, 2010


Final program (pdf)
 
 
Program and presentations

     
9:00–9:15   Welcome Reception.
    Xosé Bustelo, CIC, Salamanca, SP.
         
9:15–9:45   Introduction: Relevance of Proteomics Standards for ProteoRed. ()  
    J. Pablo Albar, ProteoRed, CNB-CSIC, Madrid, SP.
 
 
1st Session. MultiCenter Projects. Collaborative environment.
Chairs: Alberto Medina and Andrew Jones.
         
         
9:45–10:15   PRIDE: current status and future plans. PRIDE: current status and future plans.  
    J. Antonio Vizcaino, EMBL-EBI, Cambridge, UK.
         
10:15-10:45   MIAPEs in ProteoRed Multicentric Experiments. MIAPEs in ProteoRed Multicentric Experiments  
    Salvador Martínez de Bartolomé, ProteoRed, CNB-CSIC, Madrid, SP.
     
10:45–11:15   OmicsHub Proteomics: Recent use cases. OmicsHub Proteomics: Recent use cases.  
    Eduardo González Couto, Integromics, Tres Cantos, SP.
 
 
Coffe break (30min)
 
 
2nd Session. Proteomics bioinformatics applications.
Chairs: Juan Pablo Albar and Javier de las Rivas
         
         
11:45–12:15   New improvements in MIAPE generation: MIAPE API. New improvements in MIAPE generation: MIAPE API.  
    Emilio Salazar, ProteoRed, CNB-CSIC, Madrid, SP.
         
12:15–12:45   LC/MS data processing for label-free quantitative analysis with MSight and SuperHirn and other MS stories. LC/MS data processing for label-free quantitative analysis with MSight and SuperHirn and other MS stories  
    Patricia Palagi, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB), Geneva, SW.
         
12:45–13:15   Data validation and annotation: PrideViewer & PIKE. Data validation and annotation: PrideViewer & PIKE.  
    Alberto Medina, ProteoRed, CNB-CSIC, Madrid,SP.
         
13:15–13:45   MS-LIMS and friends: tools to store and analyze large scale proteomics data. MS-LIMS and friends: tools to store and analyze large scale proteomics data.  
    Kenny Helsens, Gent University, BEL.
     
     
Lunch (1h 15min)
     
     
3rd Session. Proteomics Standards: Current Status.
Chairs: Salvador Martínez and J. Antonio Vizcaíno.
         
         
15:00–15:30   Data standards developed by the Proteomics Standards Initiative. Data standards developed by the Proteomics Standards Initiative.  
    Andrew Jones, University of Liverpool, UK.
         
15:30–16:00   Phosphosite characterization in human T-cell proteome: Minimal Information About Sample Preparation for Phosphoproteomics (MIASPE). Phosphosite characterization in human T-cell proteome: Minimal Information  
    Montserrat Carrascal, ProteoRed, LP-CSIC-UAB, Barcelona, SP.
         
16:00–16:30   From single proteins to protein interactions and protein networks derived. From single proteins to protein interactions and protein networks derived.  
    Javier De las Rivas, CIC-USAL, Salamanca, SP
     
     
Coffee break (30min)
         
         
Discussion Panel
Chairs: J. Pablo Albar and Xosé Bustelo.
     
     
Software tutorials and demos
Conducted by: Miguel Ángel López García and speakers
@2009 ProteoRed. All rights reserved. Credits