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Comprehensive Glycomics Research and Molecular Interactions Study
State-of-the-art Agilent LC-IM-QTOF / LC-QTOF / LC-QQQ mass spectrometers are available for HDX-MS analysis, protein characterization and quantification, as well as routine MS and MS/MS characterization of biomolecules.
Passion Led Us Here
Our mission is to provide investigators access to methods and technology being used and currently under development in the rapidly developing area of glycomics and molecular interactions.
Molecular Interaction Assay Technologies
We provide free initial consultation to discuss the feasibility of your projects. We also provide customized training targeting your specific experimental aims.
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Comprehensive Glycomics Research and Molecular Interactions Study State-of-the-art Agilent LC-IM-QTOF / LC-QTOF / LC-QQQ mass spectrometers are available for HDX-MS analysis, protein characterization and quantification, as well as routine MS and MS/MS characterization of biomolecules.
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Passion Led Us Here Our mission is to provide investigators access to methods and technology being used and currently under development in the rapidly developing area of glycomics and molecular interactions.
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Molecular Interaction Assay Technologies We provide free initial consultation to discuss the feasibility of your projects. We also provide customized training targeting your specific experimental aims.
The Emory Glycomics and Molecular Interactions Core (EGMIC), one of the Emory Integrated Core Facilities (EICF), is supported by the Emory University School of Medicine. We help investigators use the latest genomics technologies in their research. To Request a Letter of Support (LOS) from one of the EICF cores for a grant proposal, please review the EICF LOS instructions and submit an EICF LOS Request Form.
Contact us so that we can discuss your experimental needs. Acknowledge EGMIC (RRID:SCR_023524) in your publications. See acknowledgements statements.
Coming soon! An upgraded Biacore 1K System, funded by Georgia Research Alliance (GRA). Learn more on the EGMIC News page.
Join us on Thurs 7/30 at noon for an introductory seminar to learn about the system's capabilities, features, and diverse research applications by Cytiva Field Application Scientist, Dr Eric Roush. Recommended if your research involves antibody-antigen kinetics, ligand binding, or small molecule interactions.
Open to all (registration not required) and lunch will be provided!
Seminar details: Thurs, July 30 | 12-1:30 PM | RRC 4102
