New preprint - Single-molecule analysis of tau proteoforms
Read our preprint to explore data demonstrating how Iterative Mapping enables accurate, sensitive, and reproducible analysis of high and low abundance proteoforms on the Nautilus Proteome Analysis Platform. You'll also find intriguing preliminary evidence that tau proteoforms can distinguish the severity of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
Webinar - Explore preprint data with Parag Mallick and Taylor Bertucci
Join Nautilus Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Parag Mallick as well as Neural Stem Cell Institute Principal Investigator Taylor Bertucci as they explore novel data from our preprint and discuss how Iterative Mapping will advance biological discovery. In this on-demand version of the webinar, Parag and Taylor also answer previously recorded questions from attendees.
We're excited to attend AAIC 2025 where we'll meet with members of the Alzheimer's disease research community to discuss how Iterative Mapping can advance their work. We'll have a poster on-site, but if you'd like to meet with a Nautilus representative one-on-one, please reach out via the button below.
Parag Mallick interivews spatial proteomics pioneer, Fiona Ginty. Stream the episode to learn how cross-disciplinary work at GE Healthcare enabled the development of spatial proteomics technologies and how Fiona is using these technologies to advance The Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP).