Clinical peptide and protein quantification by mass spectrometry (MS)

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
5141760	TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry	2016	13 Pages	PDF

Abstract

The future will see standardization of assay validation/quality-control requirements and increasing use of multi-target assays.

Keywords

LC-MS IGFBP3 IGF binding protein 3 VDBP PRA s/p pTH Isoforms RIA TPCK qTOF TOF TgAb AIC SPE QqQ HRAM SRM/MRM ESI SISCAPA MALDI-TOF Time of flight mass spectrometer Angi 25-hydroxy vitamin D Igf1 LC-MS/MS Lp(a)m/z African American amino acid(s)Angiotensin I Urine internal standard Solid phase extraction Clinical Thyroglobulin Other Radio-immunoassay Triple quadrupole mass spectrometer SIM Coefficient of Variation Mass spectrometry insulin-like growth factor 1 Plasma renin activity Fragments Caucasian Lipoprotein(a)Growth hormone parathyroid hormone Immunoassay Molecular weight Antibody Protein Vitamin D binding protein Peptide Quantitation electrospray ionization

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Clinical peptide and protein quantification by mass spectrometry (MS)

Authors

Stefan K.G. Grebe, Ravinder J. Singh,