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• ASBMB Today Article
  Laser-assisted cryoEM method preserves protein structure
  Nov. 25, 2025
  

  University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers devised a method that prevents protein compaction during cryoEM prep, restoring natural structure for mass spec studies. The approach could expand high-resolution imaging to more complex protein systems.
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  MCP: Proteome profiling dissects variations in tumors
  April 1, 2018
  

  Using novel extraction methods and laser-capture microdissection, researchers found that even seemingly identical cells can have pronounced differences in protein levels. Read more about this paper in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.
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  MCP: Real-time proteomics may speed cancer surgery
  June 1, 2018
  

  A paper in Molecular & Cellular Proteomics describes the SpiderMass, a device that uses mass spectrometry to look for cancer markers in living tissue during an operation.
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  Yellow food dye can make living tissue transparent
  Sept. 22, 2024
  

  These new methods could one day improve cancer treatment, blood draws and even tattoo removal.
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  Exploring careers in microscopy
  Aug. 22, 2023
  

  During a mini-internships, Laura McCormick learned about working at a core facility and for a manufacturer.
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  Designing a career
  in science and art
  Aug. 1, 2016
  

  Dhruba Deb describes his journey in bringing together cancer research and studio art.
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  19 tips for giving an effective talk
  March 8, 2023
  

  “During my time in graduate school, I’ve learned many lessons about how to give an effective talk — often by giving an ineffective talk and receiving much-needed feedback,” Adriana Norris writes.
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  From the journals: MCP
  June 9, 2020
  

  An algorithm to treat leukemia, proteomic analysis of the substantia nigra and promiscuous binding in motor neuron disease. Read about these papers recently published in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.
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  Ticks, blood and unexpected connections
  Oct. 24, 2023
  

  Robert Renthal, a professor of biochemistry, writes about his almost five decades of living and working in San Antonio.
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  The ASBMB responds
  to Trump's national address
  Jan. 8, 2019
  

  How the president could support the American scientific enterprise.