Michael Katze

Collaborative Research Projects Supported by the NCRR P41 Resource Center

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

David Camp

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

The Proteomics Resource Center for Integrative Biology at PNNL was established in 2003 and builds on the unique instrumentation and the infrastructure provided by PNNLs EMSL facility. The mission of…

Proteomic Characterization of In Vivo and In Vitro Model Systems of Hepatitis C Virus Infection:

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Michael Katze

This EMSL user proposal represents a continuation of our proteomic efforts aimed at understanding HCV replication and pathogenesis. The work proposed here represents a collaborative effort with Dr…

Next Generation Clinical Proteomics to Target Human Health Challenges

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Richard Smith

Changes in protein expression revealed by proteomics technologies will potentially revolutionize the global understanding of human diseases by characterizing both distinct disease states and disease…

A Systems Biology Approach to Emerging Respiratory Viral Diseases

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Michael Katze

This Systems Biology Program will comprehensively analyze and model the molecular and cellular events and pathogen-host interactions that occur during the course of respiratory virus infection. Our…

Pacific Northwest Regional Center of Excellence (PNWRCE)Proteomics, Metabolomics, and Lipidomics Core

Lead Institution

Oregon Health & Science University

Principal Investigator

Jay Nelson

This Pacific Northwest Regional Center of Excellence (PNWRCE) exists in NIAID Region X. The two inter-related but distinct PNWRCE themes that have been selected reflect not only the scientific…

Collaborative research projects in the PNNL NIH NCRR P41 Biomedical Technology Research Center 'Proteomics research resource for integrative biology'

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

David Camp

Collaborative research projects in the PNNL NIH NCRR P41 Biomedical Technology Research Center 'Proteomics research resource for integrative biology'

Cellular Response to Hepatitis C Virus Infection: Global Quantitative Proteome AMT Tag Measurements of Cellular Protein Expression

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Michael Katze

Project type

Exploratory Research

Approximately 170 million individuals worldwide are infected with HCV and in the United States, there are approximately 4 million infected individuals and over 10,000 HCV associated deaths annually. …

A Systems Biology Approach to Emerging Respiratory Viral Diseases

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Thomas Metz

This Systems Biology Program will comprehensively analyze and model the molecular and cellular events and pathogen-host interactions that occur during the course of respiratory virus infection. Our…

Cellular Response to Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infection: Global Quantitative Proteome AMT Tag Measurements of Cellular Protein Expression

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Eric Chan

Project type

Exploratory Research

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Proteomic Characterization of In Vivo and In Vitro Model Systems of Hepatitis C Virus Infection: Global Quantitative Proteome AMT Tag Measurements of Cellular Protein Expression

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Michael Katze

Approximately 170 million individuals worldwide are infected with HCV and in the United States, there are approximately 4 million infected individuals and over 10,000 HCV associated deaths annually. …

Cellular Response to Virus Infection: Global Proteome Analysis of Macaque Models of HIV and Influenza Infection

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Michael Katze

Of all viral infections afflicting humans, HIV-1 is the only one that leads to the profound and relentless destruction of CD4+ T helper lymphocytes. The ultimate devastation of the immune system…