Covers the basics of proteomics, mass spectrometry, protein synthesis, and amino acids, emphasizing the importance of molecular weight and isotopic abundance.
Explores methods for analyzing microbial communities, including FISH, PCR, stable isotopes, and single-cell genomics, to link functions to individual cells.
Explores the diversity and structure of sponge spicules and skeletons, including the biomineralization process and the potential environmental archive they provide.
Covers exercises on radiochemistry, including mass loss calculations and decay processes of various isotopes, with practical applications in medical treatments.
Covers protein mass spectrometry, proteomics fundamentals, ionization sources, analyzers, detectors, mass accuracy, resolution, and various ionization methods.
