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Positive selection of serum proteins for proteomic analysis

US7955810B2 · kind B2 · utility

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Filing dateNov 30, 2007
Grant dateJun 7, 2011
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Expiry dateAug 13, 2028

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  • Technology area (CPC G)Physics
  • CPC primaryG01N33/6803
  • WIPO fieldMeasurement
  • WIPO sectorInstruments

Abstract

This invention relates to methods and kits for positive selection of species of interest based on peptide/protein sequence from a biological sample. The species of interest may be proteins and/or peptides of interest which may be placed through a mass spectrometer to obtain a blood peptide/protein signature. The blood peptide/protein signature may be used in proteomic analysis. The techniques include but are not limited to the use of collectors comprising nucleic acid molecules to extract a composition that has a lower concentration of a high abundance species of interest from a sample. This limits the level of influence that any collectors species may have on the results of a mass spectra.

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