Protein Identification and Quantification
The Protein Identification and Quantification capability uses mass spectrometry to detect, identify and quantify protein biomarkers in complex biological samples, for example, to distinguish proteins on cancer cells from those on healthy cells. It also offers quality control services for recombinant proteins and peptides.
Mass spectrometry is used across a range of science disciplines to characterise proteins of interest from all organisms (e.g. viruses, bacteria, fungi, plants and animals), and as an analytical tool with many applications in pharmaceutical, biomedical, agricultural and environmental research, to name a few.
Instrumentation
Applications
There is a broad range of applications that this capability can assist you with including:
- Accurate mass determination of purified proteins (e.g. over-expressed recombinant products)
- Proteome profiling
- Label-free quantification
- Label-dependent quantification (e.g. SILAC)
- Phosphoproteomics
We provide advice on experimental design and methodology. Contact us to discuss your research applications.
Access
There are a number of ways that you can access the services provided by this capability:
- Annual subscriptions for internal and external academic users:
- Bronze (up to 50 samples per annum)
- Silver (up to 110 samples per annum)
- Gold (up to 240 samples per annum)
- Fee-for-service
- Research Contracts for bespoke projects
Contact Us
For more information and to discuss your requirements please email pmp@latrobe.edu.au or contact a team member:
Dr Rohan Lowe, Platform Manager
Dr Keshava Datta, Mass Spectrometry (Proteomics) Specialist
- T: +61 3 9479 5006