Signal amplification technology reveals previously undetectable proteins of disease
An isobaric labeling technique has been developed to amplify signals for comprehensive quantitative phosphoproteomic characterization of small cells populations.
Browsing: Mass Spectrometry
An author’s perspective: Zhengqi Ye on approaches to measure protein binding of enzymatically unstable compounds
We talk to Zhengqi Ye about the approaches she uses to measure protein binding of enzymatically unstable compounds in plasma in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
An author’s perspective: Laura Rowe on analyzing protein glycosylation using UHPLC
We talk to Laura Rowe about her work using UHPLC to analyse protein glycosylation in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
An author’s perspective: Wenying Jian on bioanalytical workflow for novel scaffold protein–drug conjugates
We talk to Wenying Jian about her work on the quantitation of total Centyrin protein using liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
Could mass spectrometry improve the accuracy of burn diagnosis?
Researchers have used mass spectrometry to analyze blister fluid in order to aid the diagnosis of burn severity.
An author’s perspective: Amanda King-Ahmad on quantitation of the peptide-1 receptor agonist liraglutide
We talk to Amanda King-Ahmad about her work on the peptide-based glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist liraglutide in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
Spotlight survey on proteomics
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Ask the Experts: Naidong Weng
Find out what Naidong Weng (Janssen Research and Development) has to say about the future of bioanalytical outsourcing, in this expert interview.
Solvent and additive purity selections in bioanalytical LC–MS
“There are, in essence, two schools of thought that I can perceive when discussions occur on the topic of appropriate purity of the laboratory water and various solvents, additives and reagents for any given stage of a quantitative bioanalytical procedure.” Find out more from Robert MacNeill (Envigo) in this editorial column.
Industry insights: an update on a week of news in industry
SCIEX announces innovations in their ultra low-flow separation and accurate mass analysis, capillary electrophoresis–mass spectrometry (CESI-MS) technology and LGC announces investment plans in new GMP analytical capability.