Team

Young Ah Goo's research focuses on the use of mass spectrometry-based "omics" applications to answer biological questions, with a particular emphasis on discovering diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers and therapeutic targets for human diseases. Throughout her career, Young Ah has directed Mass Spectrometry Centers at Northwestern University, University of Maryland, and University of Washington. As the Director of MTAC, she leads a fast-paced, highly collaborative, and high-throughput center that provides mass spectrometry support for proteomics, metabolomics, lipidomics, and mass spectrometry imaging to collaborators around the world.

The WashU Mass Spec MTAC offers exceptional support to investigators and collaborators looking to incorporate "omics" into their research projects. Their expertise and commitment to delivering top-quality results make them a valuable resource for those looking to further their understanding of biological systems through mass spectrometry-based analysis.

The bioinformatics staff at WashU's Mass Spec MTAC provides computing support and custom software solutions for investigators and collaborators seeking to incorporate "omics" into their research projects.

The WashU Mass Spec MTAC Collaborators at Washington University are a dynamic group of physicians and scientists who leverage the power of mass spectrometry-based "omics" to advance their understanding of the world around us. Despite not necessarily having a mass spectrometer in their own research group, they are well-versed in the language of MS-based omics and utilize this tool to drive cutting-edge research."