Bruker Advances Functional Proteomics with Novel timsUltra AIP and timsOmni Workflows for Drug Discovery & Development and Disease Biology Research
Bruker announced new timsUltra AIP and timsOmni proteomics workflows at the Human Proteome Organization World Congress 2026, spanning deeper sequence coverage, discovery-to-validation, glycopeptide characterization, and RNA/DNA analysis. The MultiDIA-PASEF method yielded roughly 350,000 peptides per Parkinson's brain sample, identifying about 14,500 protein isoforms across more than 10,000 canonical proteins. Bruker also signed a co-marketing and development agreement with Affipro Analytics for integrated HDX-MS structural proteomics workflows.
Key figures
- Protein isoforms
- 14500
- Canonical proteins
- 10000
- Fragmentation rate
- more than 30 Hz
- Peptides per sample
- 350000
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