Proteomics Quantification Quantitative mass spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry is an analytical chemistry technique that allows the quantification of proteins in a sample. Quantification can be absolute, using internal isotopic standards for targeted analyses only, or relative, with isotopic labelling such as SILAC, TMT or iTRAQ, or without labelling using the label-free technique. The services currently available offer relative quantification with label-free or labelled techniques. The performances of these two types of methods are equivalent. The SILAC approach is more robust because it limits experimental variability. It should be noted that it applies to cultured cells only and requires a large number of passages to ensure a high rate of isotope incorporation into proteins.
• Samples for analysis • Sufficient quantity • Marked with heavy/light isotopes if necessary • Description of your samples • Specific requirements description (if immunoprecipitation or chromatography enrichment) • Size of the proteins of interest • Description of buffer Further details on the project may be requested directly by the expert. You will be able to exchange directly with the experts after filling in the form below.
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