Two-dimensional protein mapping

Monday, 16 August, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.beckmancoulter.com/

ProteoSep technology from Eprogen enables comprehensive mapping of complex protein mixtures using a combination of chromatofocusing and hydrophobic reverse phase chemistries together with visualisation software.

The benefits of combining this with the System Gold HPLC include: wide dynamic range - facilitates detection of low abundance proteins; easily automated - couples directly to mass spectrometry; high resolution - provides greater detail for protein expression profile comparisons; liquid fractions - provides intact proteins for analysis; reproducible - achieves greater confidence in comparative results; and wide protein coverage - generates a more complete picture of total proteome.

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