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Proteomics charges

Clinical service samples (to include Amyloid Histology, Immunohistochemistry, Laser capture dissection, proteomic analysis, and a final report).

Samples for clinical referral to the centre please see Histology and Proteomic Analysis or by email to NACHISTOLOGY rf-tr.nachistology@nhs.net

For non-UK samples, histology review and fibril typing is chargeable of £1500 per case, this is for whole sample processing and final report. Please complete the form before sending the sample. Please note - This form is updated regularly. It is valid only on the day of download.

Additional and collaborative work

Additional enzyme digestions and analysis £150
Decellularisation £200
Data analysis including variant and PTM searches £70/h

For external and collaborative studies please contact:
   Dr Diana Canetti
   Tel: +44 (0)20 7433 2806
   Email: d.canetti@ucl.ac.uk; diana.canetti@nhs.net

Highlights in Medical Sciences

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Announcement

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Internationally recognised clinician scientist, Professor Emma Morris, will take up the role of Dean of UCL's Faculty of Medical Sciences in August 2025.

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

Research breakthrough

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

A new test developed by UCL Cancer Institute and the Francis Crick Institute can better predict lung cancer survival at diagnosis.

The King and Queen meet UCL cancer specialists at UCLH

Royal visits

The King and Queen meet UCL cancer specialists at UCLH

King Charles and Queen Camilla met UCL clinical researchers developing new cancer treatments, along with cancer patients receiving care and their families.