Nature Methods

So that was really awesome.

And then we also published a pretty cool paper in Nature Methods called Hippo Maps, where we did this hippocampal mapping across all kinds of different modalities.

So in vivo MRI, functional MRI, diffusion, histology, all kinds of cool stuff.

And then just last year, I guess I would say, I started to realize that no matter how good the software is, it's not going to make it into the hospital.

Welcome back.

On this episode of Translating Proteomics, Andreas and I are proud to discuss some of the key takeaways and exciting applications of the tau proteoforms assay and iterative mapping in general described in our recent Nature Methods paper, Large-Scale Single-Molecule Analysis of Tau Proteoforms.

This paper represents the culmination of nearly a decade of work at Nautilus and really could not have been possible without the tremendous efforts of everyone at Nautilus, as well as our fantastic collaborators at Genentech, the Neural Stem Cell Institute, and the Ronald Loeb Center for Alzheimer's Disease at Mount Sinai.

So I'm excited.