Rebecca Beveridge

The paper uses charge detection mass spectrometry to detect protein nanoclusters, revealing their mass dispersion and polydispersity as intermediates in phase separation.

This paper introduces a plate-based ISD-SPE workflow for integrated proteome and secretome analysis of TLR signaling in macrophages, showing improved reproducibility and scalability for drug discovery.

Fluorescent tagging of 160 proteins in the seaweed Ulva maps its carbon-concentrating pathway, and identifies SUPA1, a Rubisco linker that binds only four of eight sites.

The paper introduces dia-PASEF, a mass spectrometry workflow for rapid secretome profiling, revealing novel inflammatory responses and dynamic secretion patterns in macrophages.

The paper benchmarks crosslinking mass spectrometry search engines using synthetic peptide libraries, revealing significant variation in false discovery rates across different validation strategies.