Timing on this one is a little unfortunate, because everyone has schedules, however, we're getting this science fiction sounding new toy and I'm happy to invite you to this webinar next week!
Okay, so what if you could do live cell imaging and - not messing around - dose your cells with a drug and then use machine learning tools to go and pick up the cells that meet your criteria. For example, what if I was growing a population of cells - on the instrument(!!) - in the presence of a KRAS inhibitor and then when that annoying subpopulation of cells I can't seem to catch enough of with random sampling started to demonstrate the EGFR linked adaptation phenotype that no one can seem to figure out--- then the robot pick up that cell and then prep it for proteomics then moved to the other one?
Science Fiction sounding, right?
I won't have data to show from this at US HUPO, Monday I'm showing the dingle cell workflows that you can get in the amazing Health Sciences Mass Spectrometry core and Wednesday I'll show Cameron and Shelby's work with single cells taken right out of human surgery. I'm biased, but that shit is Musa acuminata.
I'll post a link to the webinar on this the day of the seminar. We had a weird thing where some bored weirdo showed up at one of my writing group meetings and just yelled random bad words.
You can learn more about Arralyze here. There isn't a lot of proteomics data there yet. Mostly them just showing off how they can observed and mess around with one cell at a time.
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