a common goal

All of the scientists at PhosphoSolutions share a common goal: to be the best providers of custom-made phospho-specific antibodies in the world. To be the best at producing these antibodies, it is necessary to have a competitive advantage in the marketplace, and we have two important advantages: First, the quality of the phospho-specific antibodies produced at PhosphoSolutions is unmatched by any other company in the world. Second, none of the competition has the scientific expertise in protein phosphorylation to match PhosphoSolutons. After learning more about our team of world-renowned scientists in their biographies below, we think that you'll agree that our team of scientists are experts in protein phosphorylation and the production and use of phospho-specific antibodies.

our scientists

Dr. Andrew Czernik: Dr. Czernik previously worked with Paul Greengard, Nobel Laureate in 2000 for studies of protein phosphorylation in the CNS. Dr. Czernik authored the seminal methods paper describing the phospho-specific antibody technique that has revolutionized the study of protein phosphorylation. He has identified more than 35 phosphorylation sites and produced more than 75 phospho-specific antibodies. Dr. Czernik is Chief Science Officer at PhosphoSolutions.

Dr. John Haycock: Dr. Haycock was mentored from 1983-1986 by Dr. Paul Greengard, Nobel Laureate in 2000 for studies of protein phosphorylation in the CNS. Dr. Haycock is internationally recognized for his studies of multiple-site phosphorylation of tyrosine hydroxylase using phospho-specific antibodies.

Dr. Natalie Ahn: Dr. Ahn is a Howard Hughes investigator in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Colorado at Boulder. She was trained in the laboratory of Dr. Edwin Krebs who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1990 for his studies of protein phosphorylation. She is internationally recognized as a leading authority on phosphoprotein signaling, as it relates to both cancer and proteomics. She currently advises the company on phospho-specific antibody targets in cancer research.

Dr. Michael Browning: Dr. Browning is a Professor of Neuroscience and Pharmacology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He was mentored from 1981-1987 by Dr. Paul Greengard, Nobel Laureate in 2000 for studies of protein phosphorylation in the CNS. Dr. Browning is internationally known for his studies of protein phosphorylation and memory. Dr. Browning is responsible for oversight of all Research and Development at PhosphoSolutions.

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