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* 5 - V. Tapia & R. Volkmer; Steady State Analysis of Peptide Array-based Binding Assays: A Mathematical Model for Disease Diagnostic and Affinity Profiling of Bimolecular Interactions. 9th German Peptide Symposium, 2009, Göttingen. | |||
* 4 - V.E. Tapia, C. Landgraf, A. Pastore, M. Sudol, R. Volkmer; Analysis of a missense mutation in the WW domain of PQBP1. FEBS Workshop 2007, Protein Modules and Networks in Health and Disease, Seefeld, Austria. | |||
* 3 - V. Tapia et al; titel; 2008 Brownschweig, Germany | |||
* 2 - V. Tapia et al; titel; 2007 Frankfurt, Germany | |||
* 1 - V. Tapia & M. Or-Guil; Reading Natural Autoimmune Responses with Random Peptide Arrays; Workshop "Strukturbildung in Chemie und Biophysik", Salzwedel, Germany, October 2004. | |||
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Contact Info
- Victor Tapia
- Charité - Medical School
- hessischer Str. 3-4
- 10115 Berlin
- Berlin, Germany
- Email me through OpenWetWare
I work in the Inst. f. Med. Immunol. at the Charité Medical School of Berlin in the research group of Dr. R. Volkmer [1,2].
Education
- 2009?, PhD, Institute for Medical Immunology, Charité Medical School, Berlin
- 2004, Biology Diploma, Humboldt University, Berlin
Research interests
- Modularity of Protein Structure and Cellular Signal Transduction.
- Protein Folding and Neurodegenerative Deseases.
- Natural Autoimmunology and Diagnostic Assays
Publications
- 4 - Tapia & Volkmer (2009) "Exploring and profiling protein function with peptide arrays" in: Methods in molecular biology (eds. Chiari). Humana Press. isbn: 0879697164.
- This work reviews the peptide array technology focusing on technological advancements, oriented immobilization of peptide probes, and some interesting applications. Going along the philosophy of the monography series, we give some general recomendations on methods and instruments.
- 3 - Tapia V, Ay B, Triebus J, Wolter E, Boisguerin P, Volkmer R. Evaluating the coupling efficiency of phosphorylated amino acids for SPOT synthesis. J Pept Sci. 2008 Dez ;14(12):1309-1314. pmid: 18816512.
- This work was carried out to adapt "building block" approaches for the generation of phosphopeptides through resine-supported solid-phase peptide synthesis to the spot-technology, which relies on cellulose as support. It compares different coupling strategies for the incorporation of protected phoshoaminoacids into determined positions of synthetic peptides. We find that the use of EEDQ (caution, neurotoxic!) as coupling activator is the most efficient strategy in our comparison.
- 2 - Tapia V, Bongartz J, Schutkowski M, Bruni N, Weiser A, Ay B, Volkmer R, Or-Guil M. Affinity profiling using the peptide microarray technology: a case study. Anal Biochem. 2007 Apr 1;363(1):108-118. pmid: 17288979.
- This work analyses the predictive potential of microarray-based binding assays. Fluorescent SI-measurements were used to fit a mass-action derived model estimating the observed affinity (equil. diss. const.).
- 1 - Weiser AA, Or-Guil M, Tapia V, Leichsenring A, Schuchhardt J, Frommel C, Volkmer-Engert R. SPOT synthesis: reliability of array-based measurement of peptide binding affinity. Anal Biochem. 2005 Juli 15;342(2):300-311. pmid: 15950918.
- This work analyses the quantitative potential of measurements derived from peptide macroarray-based immunobinding assays. Chemoluminiscent signal intensity data was confronted with independent "golden stardard" measurements (surface plasmon resonance-based binding assays on a BIAcoreX maschine).
Presentations
- 5 - V. Tapia & R. Volkmer; Steady State Analysis of Peptide Array-based Binding Assays: A Mathematical Model for Disease Diagnostic and Affinity Profiling of Bimolecular Interactions. 9th German Peptide Symposium, 2009, Göttingen.
- 4 - V.E. Tapia, C. Landgraf, A. Pastore, M. Sudol, R. Volkmer; Analysis of a missense mutation in the WW domain of PQBP1. FEBS Workshop 2007, Protein Modules and Networks in Health and Disease, Seefeld, Austria.
- 3 - V. Tapia et al; titel; 2008 Brownschweig, Germany
- 2 - V. Tapia et al; titel; 2007 Frankfurt, Germany
- 1 - V. Tapia & M. Or-Guil; Reading Natural Autoimmune Responses with Random Peptide Arrays; Workshop "Strukturbildung in Chemie und Biophysik", Salzwedel, Germany, October 2004.
Useful links
Science in the city
This is a short series of high content essays about the every day life
of scientists in berlin. If you really have the time, or your boss is
not around at the moment, then read ahead and enjoy.
DAY 1
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was just returning from an international symposium and, naturally, the
first thing i did once in berlin was to go to the lab and get some very
interesting things done. It was not necesary to do it right away, but my
sense of responsability was taking over me. At the moment, i did not
know that this desition was about to change my whole carreer.
But i only made it to the stairs because a bunch of squared-headed guys intercepted me on the way. They were all very disappointed about the attitude of scientists, saying: "these people are always thinking about cheap prices and bonus".
As it happened: they all belonged to the provider-rebel-army and wanted me to go with them on a special mision. I thought they were quite funny, so i complied. Since then, they have been treating me very nicely. And i have total freedom of speech, as you can see. They took this nice fotograph in the case anybody would be missing me. To call their attention, they said.
