Advances in Mass Spectrometry Tools in Quantitative Proteomics: In Collaboration with the Colloquium Spectroscopicum Internationale XLII (CSI XLII) Conference
A special issue of Proteomes (ISSN 2227-7382).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 297
Special Issue Editors
Interests: absolute quantification of organic compounds by MS without the need for specific standards; identification–quantification of proteins and phosphoproteins by LC coupled to ICP-MS and ESI-MS; isotopically labeled species for method validation in speciation and proteomics; characterization and bioanalytical application of nanoparticles using multidisciplinary approaches
Interests: absolute quantification of proteins and post-translational modifications with ICP-MS using generic standards; development of miniaturized liquid chromatography strategies for the quantitative analysis of proteins in biological samples, e.g., snake venoms (venomics); hybrid top-down quantitative proteomics strategies combining elemental and molecular mass spectrometry; development of characterization and quantification strategies of metal complexes in complex environments with multidimensional chromatography and MS
Special Issue Information
Dear colleagues,
During recent years, the role of proteomics in the study of biological systems and the understanding of physiological processes has become preponderant. The increasing attention to and relevance of quantitative proteomics research have naturally entailed greater demands from the tools used for such purposes.
In this regard, mass spectrometry has become, with time, the technique of reference in -omics research, and particularly in proteomics. The capacity to carry out the quantification of proteomes is essential for the understanding of a myriad of biological biochemical processes.
The requirements for a better MS tool in terms of instrumentation, methodological and analytical protocols and techniques, or data quality and interpretation ought to fit the current purpose of proteomics research, either for intact protein analysis, high-throughput proteomics, quantitative analysis, or the elucidation and characterization of post-translational modifications.
This Special Issue of Proteomes, produced in cooperation with The Colloquium Spectroscopicum Internationale XLII (CSI XLII) conference (https://www.csi2022spain.com/en/), welcomes submissions from participants in the conference, as well as those submissions of original research or review articles aiming at advances in mass spectrometry tools in quantitative proteomics research.
Prof. Dr. Jorge Ruiz Encinar
Dr. Francisco Calderón Celis
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Mass spectrometry
- Proteomics
- Quantitative proteomics
- Post-translational modifications
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