Proteome Characterization and ProteomicsTimothy D. Veenstra, Richard D. Smith The content of this volume is designed to reach a wide audience, including those involved with relevant technologies such as electrophoresis and mass spectrometry, to those interested in how proteomics can benefit research. A wide range of techniques are discussed, each specifically designed to address different needs in proteomic analysis. The concluding chapter discusses the important issue related to handling large amounts of data accumulated in proteomic studies.
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... target. A proteome map currently being constructed for the human hippocampus (Edgar et al., 1999a) has led to the identification of 18 proteins that exhibit an abnormal pattern of expression in the brains of patients diagnosed with ...
... target. A proteome map currently being constructed for the human hippocampus (Edgar et al., 1999a) has led to the identification of 18 proteins that exhibit an abnormal pattern of expression in the brains of patients diagnosed with ...
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... target plate with an appropriate matrix, which is a small, highly conjugated organic molecule that strongly absorbs energy in the ultraviolet region. Some of the most widely used matrices include -cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid, 2,5 ...
... target plate with an appropriate matrix, which is a small, highly conjugated organic molecule that strongly absorbs energy in the ultraviolet region. Some of the most widely used matrices include -cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid, 2,5 ...
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... target plate containing the sample is then inserted into the high-vacuum region of the source and is irradiated with a laser pulse, as shown in Fig. 5. Many organic compounds that absorb strongly in the UV range have been evaluated as ...
... target plate containing the sample is then inserted into the high-vacuum region of the source and is irradiated with a laser pulse, as shown in Fig. 5. Many organic compounds that absorb strongly in the UV range have been evaluated as ...
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... target surface into the gas phase. Depending on the sample of interest, MALDI can produce both positive and negative ions. Positive ions, which are always the species of interest in peptide analysis, are formed by the acceptance of a ...
... target surface into the gas phase. Depending on the sample of interest, MALDI can produce both positive and negative ions. Positive ions, which are always the species of interest in peptide analysis, are formed by the acceptance of a ...
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... target plate for MS analysis. B. On-Line Separations Regardless of the automation done to increase the throughput of 2DPAGE/MS, there are still many criticisms of the technique in general. The theme of many of these criticisms is based ...
... target plate for MS analysis. B. On-Line Separations Regardless of the automation done to increase the throughput of 2DPAGE/MS, there are still many criticisms of the technique in general. The theme of many of these criticisms is based ...
Contents
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Current Strategies for Quantitative Proteomics | 133 |
Proteome Analysis of Posttranslational Modifications | 161 |
Mapping Protein Modifications with Liquid ChromatographyMass Spectrometry and the SALSA Algorithm | 195 |
Emerging Role of Mass Spectrometry in Structural and Functional Proteomics | 217 |
Application of Separation Technologies to Proteomics Research | 249 |
Proteomics of Membrane Proteins | 271 |
Proteomics in Drug Discovery | 309 |
Maximizing the Amount of Protein Samples for Structure Determination | 343 |
Proteomics and Bioinformatics | 353 |
AUTHOR INDEX | 371 |
SUBJECT INDEX | 403 |
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