Efficient sample processing for proteomics applications—Are we there yet?

  • Kanshin E
  • Thibault P
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Abstract

The ability to solubilize and digest protein extracts and recover peptides with high efficiency is of paramount importance in proteomics. A novel proteomic sample preparation protocol by Krijgsveld and colleagues (Hughes et al, 2014) provides significant advantages by enabling all sample processing steps to be carried out in a single tube to minimize sample losses, thereby enhancing sensitivity, throughput, and scalability of proteomics analyses.

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Kanshin, E., & Thibault, P. (2014). Efficient sample processing for proteomics applications—Are we there yet? Molecular Systems Biology, 10(10). https://doi.org/10.15252/msb.20145760

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