The Proteomics Shared Resource provides cancer center members with preferred access to current and innovative proteomics technologies for molecular profiling of clinical samples and for basic cancer research. The Proteomics Shared Resource is a cooperative effort between the Siteman Cancer Center and the Washington University Department of Medicine. The facility is open to all Washington University investigators, with priority access given to cancer center members.

The responsibilities of the Proteomics Shared Resource include:

Providing global differential protein expression data on biological fluids, leukemias and solid tumors.
Providing consultation on sample preparation and coordinating biostatistical-based experimental design.
Archiving and retrieval of proteomics data for iterative analysis using protein informatics tools.
Integration of proteomics data with other functional genomics data for cross queries through common data portals (in collaboration with Siteman’s Bioinformatics and Multiplexed Gene Analysis cores).