The SciLifeLab Single Cell Proteomics facility and Olink Proteomics are excited to announce the launch of a beta testing initiative. We invite individuals from the Swedish academic scientific community to test a prototype single cell 92plex panel of proximity extension assays (PEA) targeting proteins involved in a number of cellular processes, including differentiation, proliferation and apoptosis. Accepted users are invited to test the PEA panel for free but there will be some associated costs with the testing. For more information, including the full list of available assays, terms and how to apply, please contact Caroline Gallant at caroline.gallant@igp.uu.se. Deadline to apply is June 23rd

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