Centre for Proteome Research
Unravelling the mysteries of the proteome to solve problems in biology and medicine.
About the Centre
The Centre for Proteome Research (CPR) is a well-equipped lab addressing a range of challenges in protein mass spectrometry and proteomics, as applied to biological and biomedical sciences. The CPR also acts in part as a shared research facility under Liverpool Shared Research Facilities (LIV_SRF). If you are interested in collaborating with the CPR, please contact the relevant PI: Professor Claire Eyers, Professor Richard Scheltema, Dr Ed Emmott or Dr Andy Chetywnd. If you are interested in accessing the CPR Shared Research Facility, please contact the CPR-SRF facility and your request will be directed to the appropriate person.
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We deliver research programmes focused on the function of proteins and metabolites in a complex range of biological systems.
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Our wide range of state-of-the-art instrumentation enables us to analyse both routine and unusual samples.