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Proteomics Databases



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• • Workflow of Proteomics

  An Overview Proteomics, the large-scale study of proteins, presents an indispensable avenue for understanding biological processes. This technology-intensive field has given rise to invaluable insights into the protein composition, structure, function, and interactions in cells, tissues, and organisms. This article provides a succinct overview of the workflow of proteomics. In the proteomics workflow, the first step is sample collection and preparation.

• • Advantages and Disadvantages of Proteomics

  Advantages and Disadvantages of Proteomics Introduction Proteomics, the large-scale study of proteins, is an essential aspect of biology and biomedical science. It aims to understand the structure, function, and interactions of all proteins in a biological system. Proteomics is considered a powerful tool that provides important insights into complex biological phenomena, from understanding disease mechanisms to discovering novel therapeutic targets.

• • Serum Protein SEC-MALS Molecular Weight Detection

  Serum proteins are a category of proteins present in plasma, playing a variety of significant physiological and biochemical functions within the body. These proteins are typically synthesized by the liver and transported to various tissues and organs through the circulatory system. They play crucial roles in maintaining physiological balance, immune responses, carrying biomolecules, drugs, and hormones, etc.

• • Native MS Analysis of Plant Root System

  The non-denaturing mass spectrometry (Native MS) technology for plant root system is a cutting-edge technology of MtoZ Biolabs in the field of plant biology research. This technology aims to accurately analyze the structure and function of plant root system proteins and complexes through non-denaturing mass spectrometry, thereby understanding the physiological and ecological functions of plant root systems at a deeper level.

• • Plant Stem and Vein Protein Sequencing

  In the field of plant science research, the proteomic composition and its function in plant stem veins have always been a hot topic. Stem veins, as important transport paths within plants, are not only responsible for transporting water, minerals, and organic nutrients but also participate in plant signal transmission and disease defense.

• • Analysis of N-Glycosylation Sites in Rat Cells

  Rats, as common model organisms in laboratories, provide valuable resources for various biomedical research. Rat cells play an irreplaceable role in drug screening, gene function identification, and disease model research. Among them, the study of N-glycosylation sites in rat cells, as a key to understanding protein function and cell interaction, has received widespread attention from researchers.

• • O-Glycosylation Site Analysis of Escherichia Coli

  In today's biological science research, a deep understanding of post-translational modifications of proteins, especially glycosylation, is critically important in revealing protein function, cell signal transduction, pathogen recognition, and disease onset mechanisms.

• • Gorilla Tears O-Glycosylation Site Analysis

  Gorillas, as close relatives of humans, their physiological, genetic, and behavioral characteristics have always been hot topics in the field of research. Especially the tears of gorillas, have shown in recent years in several studies that they have special biochemical and bioactive properties.

• • Serum Ionomic Analysis

  Understanding and analyzing the composition of human biofluids has become crucial for revealing disease mechanisms, monitoring health status, and discovering new biomarkers.

• • Metallic Elements in Cardiac Tissue

  The metal elements in cardiac tissue, such as calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc, are essential elements for the formation of cardiac cells and tissues, and are also necessary components for the maintenance of normal cardiac functions. Their quantity and distribution have a critical impact on the normal functions of the heart. Any excess or deficiency of metal elements can lead to the occurrence of heart diseases.