Bruker launches timsUltra AIP workflow to boost protein sequence coverage in proteomics studies

By Public Technologies
  • Bruker unveiled new timsUltra AIP and timsOmni workflows aimed at deeper proteomics coverage, targeted validation, glycoproteomics, structural proteomics, oligonucleotide analysis.
  • Multi-enzyme dia-PASEF on timsUltra AIP produced about 350,000 peptides per Parkinson’s brain sample, supporting about 14,500 isoforms.
  • ProteoScape adds a discovery-to-validation path that converts PASEF discovery outputs into prm-PASEF target lists on the same timsTOF platform.
  • Spectronaut v21 transfer learning is positioned to speed AI model adaptation to new acquisition modes without rebuilding models from scratch.
  • timsOmni workflows added mobility-resolved glycopeptide characterization above 30 Hz, HDX-MS integration, EDD-MS3 to reach complete RNA and DNA oligonucleotide coverage.


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