Ellen Panisko
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
PO Box 999
Richland, WA 99352
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Biography
Dr. Panisko currently uses proteomic and molecular biology methods to study fungal morphology and hyperproductivity. She is experienced with stable isotope labeling strategies and affinity purification of peptides for mass spectral analysis. One of her current projects focuses on the contribution of technical and biological variability to relative protein concentration determined by high throughput proteome analyses. Her graduate and postdoctoral research experience has included expression of heterologous proteins in plant tissues and investigating the kinetics of a tricarboxylic acid cycle enzyme in Saccharaomyces cerevisiae. In 2002, she became a member of the Fungal Biotechnology team.
Education and Credentials
- Ph.D., Biochemistry, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 2000
- B.S., Biochemistry, cum laude, Washington State University, 1995
Selected Publications
2008
- Daly DS, KK Anderson, EA Panisko, SO Purvine, R Fang, ME Monroe, and SE Baker. 2008. "A mixed-effects Statistical Model for Comparative LC-MS Proteomics Studies." Journal of Proteome Research 7(3):1209-1217. doi:10.1021/pr070441i
- Valentine NB, MG Butcher, YF Su, KH Jarman, MM Matzke, BJM Webb-Robertson, EA Panisko, BAB Seiders, and KL Wahl. 2008. "Evaluation of Sampling Tools for Environmental Sampling of Bacterial Endospores from Porous and Non-porous Surfaces." Journal of Applied Microbiology 105 (4):1107-1113.
2002
- Panisko EA, TP Conrads, MB Goshe, and TD Veenstra. 2002. "The Postgenomic Age: Characterization of Proteomes." Experimental Hematology 30(2):97-107.
- Goshe M, TD Veenstra, EA Panisko, TP Conrads, NH Angell, and RD Smith. 2002. "Phosphoprotein Isotope-coded Affinity Tags: Application to the Enrichment and Identification of Low-Abundance Phosphoproteins." Analytical Chemistry 74(3):607-616.
2001
- Goshe MB, TP Conrads, EA Panisko, NH Angell, TD Veenstra, and RD Smith. 2001. "Phosphoprotein Isotope-coded Affinity Tag (PhIAT) Approach for Isolating and Quantitating Phosphopeptides in Proteome-wide Analyses." Analytical Chemistry 73(11):2578-2586.