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Targeted Multiplexed Protein Quantitation Using Serial Immunoaffinity Extraction Coupled to LC-MS

Conclusion

MSIA D.A.R.T. extraction increases options for developing targeted

protein quantitation and transition into routine, analysis by:

Non-disruptive sample extraction process facilitates serial

extraction using different MSIA D. A.R.T. tips.

Serial extraction facilitates efficient multiplexing strategies on

low sample volume.

Serial extraction using same Ab (pooling) increases target

protein characterization, including N- and O-linked

glycopeptide/glycoform determinations.

Offline immunoaffinity extraction increases throughput by

reducing matrix, enriching signal, and facilitating multiplexed

analysis of pooled samples.

References

1. Nedelkov, D., Kiernan, U. A., Niederkofler, E. E., Tubbs, K. A.,

Nelson, R. W. PNAS, 2005, 102(31), 10852-10857

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