🚨TOMORROW: 30 October, 10am SGT🚨 Helen McGuire PhD, Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, will share cutting-edge approaches to immune monitoring in multi-site clinical trials: 🔬 Novel immune signature that predicts non-responsiveness to checkpoint therapies 🧬 SomaScan® Platform’s 11,000 protein measurements provide real-time tracking of disease progression and immune response 📊 Integrating cellular and plasma data can improve clinical outcome predictions with multi-omic data. Last chance to register: https://lnkd.in/gEvvZXmM
SomaLogic
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Boulder, CO 20,630 followers
Transforming research and healthcare with industry-leading proteomics
About us
SomaLogic (now Standard BioTools) is fostering the discovery of effective and safer treatments for patients while empowering more accurate diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of disease through the next generation of proteomics.
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- Biotechnology Research
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- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Boulder, CO
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- protein biomarker discovery, drug discovery and development, clinical and companion diagnostics, normal and disease biology, protein binding reagents, aptamer, multiplex assays, and translational research
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2945 Wilderness Place
Boulder, CO 80301, US
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11149 N Torrey Pines Rd
La Jolla , CA 92037, US
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Lower coefficients of variation mean greater confidence in a platform’s reproducibility - and greater confidence in your data. Download our poster on optimizing biomarker discovery with a focus on low coefficient of variation in large-scale proteomics: https://lnkd.in/gFMHiFYW
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Less than 2 weeks away! ⌛ Are you attending #ASHG in November? Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the power of proteomics at our Pre-ASHG Proteomics/Multi-Omics Symposium on Monday, November 4th. Secure your spot today! Discover the power of proteomics in the multi-omics arena using the SomaScan® Assay, which enables measurement of 11,000 proteins—covering half of the human proteome!
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Amazing news from The McDonnell Genome Institute, WashU Medicine about their great Biomarker Discovery Symposium. We're thrilled that more than 50 researchers submitted proposals for their SomaScan® 11K Pilot program and that three lucky winners are going to experience the power of #proteomics in their research!
We wanted to thank everyone again that was able to attend last week's Proteomics: Disease Research and Biomarker Discovery Symposium. Over 200 researchers from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and other leading medical schools such as Harvard Medical School, Stanford University School of Medicine, and the Yale School of Medicine, participated. It was the largest event ever held at the new Jeffery T. Fort Neuroscience Research Building. Our speakers included Richard Head, Josef Coresh, Ali Javaheri, and Joseph Gogain, PhD with Carlos Cruchaga as the keynote speaker. The speakers focused on leveraging high-plex proteomics to elucidate complex disease mechanisms, identify novel biomarkers, and enhance multi-omics integration for precision medicine. Their discussions emphasized advanced applications in neurodegeneration, cardiovascular pathology, and large-scale epidemiological studies. More than 50 researchers submitted proposals for our SomaLogic SomaScan 11k Pilot Program. Our three pilot program winners were Sanjaya Sahu, PhD, Daisuke Yasui, PhD, and co-collaborators Andria Ford, MD, and Slim Fellah, PhD. The proposals represented 15 departments at WashU Medicine and 7 divisions of the WashU Medicine Department of Medicine. The SomaScan 11K pilot program submissions included an interdisciplinary and mechanistically complex array of projects, addressing diverse disease models such as neurodegeneration, oncogenesis, chronic pain, and systemic metabolic dysregulation. These studies leveraged high-plex proteomics to dissect molecular networks and uncover critical biomarkers for disease stratification, progression, and therapeutic targeting. Several submissions focused on early-stage biomarker discovery in conditions like Alzheimer’s, ALS, and early-onset colorectal cancer, while others explored intricate mechanisms, including protein aggregation in neurodegeneration, complement pathways in autoimmunity, and proteomic changes linked to metabolic and inflammatory responses. The integration of advanced methodologies, such as spatial proteomics, multimodal imaging, and nanoparticle-based therapies, highlighted the SomaScan platform’s pivotal role in advancing translational research and bridging molecular insights with clinical applications. If you would like to discuss a high-plex proteomics project with us, please visit our webpage at https://lnkd.in/gZr3jUhj #alzheimers #als #endcancer #proteomics #precisionmedicine
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Calling all researchers! Cast your vote below and share your thoughts. 🧪 Are you curious to see how our SomaScan Platform is pioneering proteomics? Explore here: https://lnkd.in/gMD5HkEz
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We're looking forward to this session! Join us if you are @HUPO2024!
Attending #HUPO2024 ? Join us Tuesday morning (8:00-9:00am) for a light breakfast and an in-depth look with Fridtjof Lund-Johansen into the innovative methodologies used to evaluate the specificity of affinity reagents in the SomaScan® Assay. 📍 Visit us at Booth 22 from 20-24 October to meet our scientific team! Learn more about our activities at HUPO here : https://lnkd.in/dvAc-_-3
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Planning to be in Salt Lake City for the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Conference? You are invited to attend the Special Poster Collection on Monday, October 21, from 1:30 pm-2:25 pm! Hear about the utilization of proteomic surrogates for early detection of unexpected drug benefits at Poster M0930-10-54 with Jessica Chadwick, PhD. And learn how the SomaScan® Platform provides the largest number of protein measurements and the greatest number of orthogonally confirmed protein reagents in the proteomics industry —11,000 protein measurements simultaneously from sample volumes as low as 55 µl—giving researchers access to half of the human proteome in just one assay – at Booth 1402. https://lnkd.in/d6F2Jb2
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What’s a good coefficient of variation? While proximity ligation assays range from 5-20% and mass spectrometry runs from 10-20%, we like to see a CV of ~5%. Why? Because median CVs of ~5% provide an unmatched level of precision that allows you to reliably perform analysis and clinical studies with fewer participants. Get this – relative to the SomaScan Assay ~5% CV, other platforms with 10% CV would need about 2,300 more samples to detect a 1% difference in means. Use our interactive sample calculator to see how many additional samples you might need to account for technical variation when using different platforms with varying levels of coefficients of variation: https://lnkd.in/dMAJKgmq
Coefficients of Variation - SomaLogic
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Applications for the SomaScan® Australia Research Grant Award close on 31 October! Did you know: the SomaScan® 11K Assay is now available for CSF, cell lysates and tissue homogenates? This gives researchers access to half of the human proteome in just one assay. Our SomaScan assay can be used for a wide range of applications, such as biomarker discovery, cancer research, and multi-omic research. Apply now: https://lnkd.in/ghS5U--N
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Just 1 week left to register for the 2024 Proteomics Day in Dresden, Germany! Get ready for an exciting deep dive into Next-Generation Proteomics: Transforming Precision Medicine. Whether you're a researcher, clinician, or industry expert, this event is the perfect opportunity to explore the latest advancements in proteomics! 📅 Date: Saturday, 19 October 2024 🕤 Time: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM CEST 📍 Location: International Congress Center Dresden, Germany 💡 Registration is free and compulsory—don't miss out on this chance to connect and learn with leaders in the field! Register now and secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/g4Pg68-B Speakers: Stephen Williams, MD, PhD, Standard BioTools Karl Smith Byrne, PhD, Oxford University Jessica Makofske, PhD, Novartis Nebojsa Janjic, PhD, Standard BioTools Fridtjof Lund-Johansen, PhD, Oslo University Hospital Sarah Brüningk, PhD, ETH Zurich David Astling, PhD, Standard BioTools Amanda Sjögren, PhD, Lund University #ProteomicsDay #PrecisionMedicine #SomaLogic #StandardBioTools #Proteomics #Dresden #FreeEvent #ScienceInnovation #HUPO2024
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