Automated high-throughput biological sex identification from archaeological human dental enamel using targeted proteomics
In our May Monthly talk Claire Koenig presents her work on developing an automated workflow for obtaining sex identifications from human enamel.
A recording of the talk can be watched on the PAASTA YouTube channel, YouTube recording.
How robust is phylogenetic inference from limited protein sequence data?
This month’s talk will be given by Johanna Krüger and will deal with the challenges of inferring phylogenetic relationships based on the limited and degraded protein sequence information that we are usually able to extract.
The talk can be rewatched on the PAASTA YouTube channel, YouTube recording.
Benchmarking the identification of a single degraded protein to explore optimal search strategies for ancient proteins
The choice for which program to use for the analysis of your protein data has huge impacts on your results. But how do you know which program to use? In our March monthly talk Ismael Rodriguez Palomo presents his research on developing an optimal search strategy by benchmarking a variety of software tools against a single degraded protein.