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31 results about "Peptide analysis" patented technology

Immunoaffinity isolation of modified peptides from complex mixtures

InactiveUS20110053242A1Readily automatableRapid, efficient, and direct isolation (and subsequent characterization)Peptide/protein ingredientsComponent separationTandem mass spectrometryPeptide
The invention provides methods for isolating a modified peptide from a complex mixture of peptides, the method comprising the steps of: (a) obtaining a proteinaceous preparation from an organism, wherein the preparation comprises modified peptides from two or more different proteins; (b) contacting the preparation with at least one immobilized modification-specific antibody; and (c) isolating at least one modified peptide specifically bound by the immobilized modification-specific antibody in step (b). The method may further comprise the step of (d) characterizing the modified peptide isolated in step (c) by mass spectrometry (MS), tandem mass spectrometry (MS-MS), and / or MS3 analysis, or the step of (e) utilizing a search program to substantially match the spectra obtained for the modified peptide during the characterization of step (d) with the spectra for a known peptide sequence, thereby identifying the parent protein(s) of the modified peptide. Also provided are an immunoaffinity isolation device comprising a modification-specific antibody, and antibodies against novel UFD1 and PTN6 phosphorylation sites.
Owner:CELL SIGNALING TECHNOLOGY

Method for rapidly analyzing protein and strong-polarity long amino acid sequence glycopeptides in biological sample

ActiveCN110441428AHigh enrichment and identification efficiencyHigh enrichment efficiencyComponent separationProtein proteinPeptide
The invention discloses a method for rapidly analyzing protein and strong-polarity long amino acid sequence glycopeptides in a biological sample. The method comprises the following steps of preparingsample protein; preparing a mixed chromatographic column through a one-step enrichment method: mixing C18 and MAX filler to prepare the mixed chromatographic column; carrying out protein digesting; carrying out glycopeptides enriching: enriching glycopeptides by using the mixed chromatographic column; and carrying out LC-MS / MS analysis. According to the one-step enrichment method disclosed by theinvention, the enrichment and identification efficiencies of the glycopeptides with long sequence and stronger polarity are very high; and compared with a traditional sample preparation method, the method disclosed in the invention requires less sample preparation process and time, and only requires less than one hour of the preparation time before mass spectrometry analysis.
Owner:无锡麦迪科思生物科技有限公司

Apparatus and method for multiplexed protein quantification

The present disclosure provides a method and apparatus for improvements of sample throughput in proteome analysis by mass spectrometry, by combining multiple non-overlapping isoelectric focusing separations. The method for performing an analysis of a plurality of protein samples, comprises: (a) Adding a proteolytic enzyme of a given specificity to a first protein sample to digest proteins to peptides; (b) Separating the peptides obtained in step (a) by isoelectric focusing; (c) Collecting those peptides which have their isoelectric point value within a first isoelectric point range; (d) Adding a proteolytic enzyme of a given specificity to a second protein sample to digest proteins to peptides; (e) Separating the peptides obtained in step (d) by isoelectric focusing; (f) Collecting those peptides which have their isoelectric point value within a second isoelectric point range, where said second isoelectric point range is different and non-overlapping compared to said first isoelectric point range; (g) Combining the peptides collected in steps (c) and (f) into a single sample and subjecting said sample to mass spectrometry analysis; (h) Deconvoluting signals / data obtained from the mass spectrometry analysis by calculating the isoelectric point of each peptide, and assigning a peptide to the first protein sample if its isoelectric point value matches the isoelectric point range selected in step (c) or to the second protein sample if its isoelectric point value matches the isoelectric point range selected in step (f); and (i) Obtaining quantitative information for proteins of each sample according to magnitude of the signal obtained from each peptide.
Owner:BIOMOTIF
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