Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)
Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)
EMSL, or the William R. Wiley Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, is a national scientific user facility located at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Wash. EMSL provides integrated experimental and computational resources to address the complex environmental molecular science challenges facing DOE and the nation.
EMSL offers the global scientific community a diverse range of capabilities and expertise. Access to EMSL's capabilities is gained through a peer-reviewed proposal process. If a proposal is accepted and the scientist publishes in the open literature, there typically is no charge for using the EMSL instrumentation and capabilities. EMSL provides a variety of proposal opportunities throughout the year.
EMSL is funded by the Department of Energy's Office of Biological and Environmental Research.
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for transistors in future?
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what is peptide mapping
wow it was really helpful presentation Thanks a lot.
Thank you for the video! I'm just starting to learn kbase tools and I have a question that I can't seem to find an answer to, so I want to ask here: during the metabolic model building stage, you chose glucose to fill in the gaps in the annotation, however, what if I want my metabolic model to the model “could grow” on a medium containing glucose and any other metabolite. In the "Media" field it is possible to add only one of the substances, so I don't understand if this is possible?
For the discovery proteomics, with a bottom-up approach, the first step after the denaturation is to digest a mixture of proteins in samples to obtain a mixture of peptides. Then, the mixture of peptides is analyzed under LCMS, leading to MS and MS/MS spectrum of peptides. I wonder how we can identify the structure of proteins in the original samples because the MS and MS/MS spectrum obtained with the bottom-up approach are the spectrum of all peptides generated from all the original proteins not the spectrum of all peptides generated from a single protein.
Awesome please make video on illumina sequencing
Very very informative lecture.
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Wonderful
would it be possible to record a timelapse how they move about and munch? could give better insight on grazing habits.
Great question! Let me ask our experts and I'll get back to you.
Cats got kenny barron on a molecular science vid? Thats whats up
It is a great program. Thank Dr. John Bargar for a nice introduction.
Fascinating!
We proud of you Apu
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Sick, sick man. How disgusting you and the work you do are. Your soul will pay for messing with God's work
Everybody in the scene is reacting to Play Time by October Ends. You should do one too 🤘🏿
thank you so much! It made the protocol so much easier to understand :). Also bringing heavy duty working gloves for the hammering. Thanks a lot!
Hi Nathalie! Sorry for the late reply - this snuck by us! We're so glad this was helpful to you!
Amazing! Thank you for all your hard work!
This seems very interesting, but sadly there is no sound. Could you please try re-uploading it with sound. Thanks!
This is extremely helpful. Thank you, Dr. Gao!
10/10
Who's here because PBS Space Time used this in their DFT video? Oh, only me? Okay... Cool stuff though, now going down a biology rabbit hole...
me too...
As someone who works with GC-MS to characterize microbial membrane-derived fatty acids, this is next level! Thanks for your detailed explanation, Dr. Tfaily
Can u please tell me how to do metallated porphyrin dft
This is great!
could you share the code with which you made that animation?
could you please share your source code for this visualization?
What patterns, so good!
which software did you use to obtain those images as a function on time and pulse!? That's awesome! :)
Awsome!
Woooa!