UCSD Department of Chemistry
and Biochemistry

Biomolecular/Proteomics Mass Spectrometry Facility

Supported By

The facility is supported by the National Institute for Environmental Health and Sciences SUPERFUND Grant and the NIH Research Resources Program.

UCSD Biomolecular/Proteomics Mass Spectrometry Facility

Welcome to the Biomolecular and Proteomics Mass Spectrometry Facility

The overall goals of the Biomolecular/Proteomics Mass Spectrometry Facility are to collaborate with university of California San Diego (UCSD) researchers and to collect the highest quality mass spectrometry data possible on biological samples. The facility is actively engaged in developing proteomic technologies and also provides access to more routine instrumentation for protein and peptide mass spec analyses.

Facility Personnel

Facility Director

Majid Ghassemian
Has been conducting research in the field of genomic/proteomics sciences for the past 9 years.

Faculty Oversight

Elizabeth Komives
Is focused on understanding the parameters that govern protein-protein interactions mediated by non-globular proteins.

Courses

CHM283\BENG208
A graduate course, with both laboratory and lecture series, to train students in the theories and practical applications of protein mass spectrometry. Course is offered in the spring of 2010.