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Proteomics and Biological Molecules

Proteins adopt a number of different conformations and modified states that occur both in the cell and during biopharmaceutical manufacturing. Identifying and quantifying these proteoforms is critical for developing a fundamental understanding of their function in health and disease, as well as providing information on their safety, efficacy, and stability as protein-based biotherapeutics.

Proteomics is the qualitative and quantitative study of the proteome. With our TimsToF Pro 2 and Nanoelute 2 system, the facility can support different proteomic workflows such as:

  • iTRAQ and Tandem Mass Tag (TMT) Labelling.
  • Label Free Quantification.
  • Protein identification.
  • Peptide mapping.

The TimsToF Pro 2 is uniquely suited with its ion mobility technology for such purpose and can provide multi-attribute methods (MAM) to monitor critical quality attributes including Post-Translational Modifications like Deamidation, Phosphorylation, Methylation, Oxidation, Glycosylation, among others.

TimsToF Pro 2 workstation (computers, NanoElute 2 and TimsToF Pro2)
Proteomic experiment in DataAnalysis acquired on the TimsToF Pro2 (left); system suitability run on the TimsToF with extracted ion current showing standard peptides (right)