Date: Monday, November 10th

Time: 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM 

Location: Harbour C, Lunch provided 

Speakers:

Parag Mallick, Ph.D., Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Nautilus Biotechnology

Sheri Wilcox, Ph.D., Vice President of Scientific Engagement, Nautilus Biotechnology

Birgit Schilling, Ph.D., Professor, Buck Institue for Research on Aging 

Join us at the Nautilus lunch seminar where we will share how Iterative Mapping is redefining proteomics. This single-molecule method enables complete proteome analysis with precise, sensitive quantification of proteins and proteoforms across the entire proteome. While other technologies focus solely on the number of proteins detected, Iterative Mapping provides in addition, deep information on every protein molecule analyzed. As a result, the method can resolve individual protein and proteoform molecules with unprecedented accuracy and reproducibility. Ultimately these single-molecules are summed to deliver highly quantitative and AI-ready counts of defined proteins and proteoforms.  We’ll share not only our own data showcasing Iterative Mapping’s powerful quantitative performance, but also Birgit Schilling, Professor at the Buck Institute, will share data from her lab using the method to unravel how tau proteoforms shape the biology of aging.

Oral Presentation

Single-molecule Tau Proteoform Analysis Captures Disease-specific Molecular Signatures in Alzheimer’s Disease

Date: Tuesday, November 11

Time: 10:20 AM - 11:50 AM 

Location: Harbour C, Track 3, OS 15.05

Speaker: Andreas Huhmer, Ph.D., Senior Director of Scientific Affairs and Alliance Management, Nautilus Biotechnology