The Centre for Proteomic Research
(CPR) is housed within a custom-built laboratory located
within the Life Sciences Building on the Southampton
University Highfield campus. The CPR provides a cross-campus
resource providing proteomic expertise and instrumentation
for University of Southampton researchers and their external
collaborators. The CPR supports a large number of research
programmes across a wide-range of areas from biological
sciences and medicine to environmental sciences and
oceanography. In partnership with the NHS Hospitals Trust,
the CPR is also integrated into translational research
programmes within the Southampton Centre for Biomolecular
Research which includes research centres
in respiratory medicine, nutrition and cancer, where the CPR
is part of a
satellite laboratory dedicated to translational research.
The CPR houses a range of instrumentation for sample preparation and fractionation and a range of high-resolution mass spectrometers including three Waters G2-S Synapt HDMS with ESI, MALDI, DESI and Advion biosciences nanomate ionisation sources, a Thermo Orbitrap Fusion, Waters TQ triple quadrupole and a Waters Q-Tof Ultima. All instrumentation are used in combination with 1-D or 2-D nano ultraperformance liquid chromatography systems.
The CPR houses a range of instrumentation for sample preparation and fractionation and a range of high-resolution mass spectrometers including three Waters G2-S Synapt HDMS with ESI, MALDI, DESI and Advion biosciences nanomate ionisation sources, a Thermo Orbitrap Fusion, Waters TQ triple quadrupole and a Waters Q-Tof Ultima. All instrumentation are used in combination with 1-D or 2-D nano ultraperformance liquid chromatography systems.
