Proteomics

How it works

Proteomics uses mass spectrometry to identify and quantify proteins in cells, tissues and other sample types. It complements transcriptomics with measurements of protein abundance, supporting studies of drug response, disease mechanisms and potential biomarkers.

Applications

• Identify proteins that change with disease or experimental treatment
• Investigate mechanisms in development, nutrient metabolism and host-pathogen biology
• Combine protein, transcript and metabolite measurements to study functional changes

Key features

• Protein identification and abundance quantification in one workflow
• Project planning for tissue, cell and other sample types
• Measurement strategy selected for the proteins of interest and sample conditions

Workflow

1. 01

   Assess samples and prepare protein extracts

2. 02

   Digest proteins and select the analytical strategy

3. 03

   Perform mass spectrometry and assess identification and quantification quality

4. 04

   Analyze abundance changes, biological functions and relationships with other omics data

We tailor the experimental workflow and analysis to your samples and study objectives.