Brochure
High-confidence protein sequencing from nanogram inputs with Library Preparation Kit V3.
Achieve deeper protein insights with ready-to-sequence chips, recognizers, and aminopeptidases.
Construct NGPS libraries with 200 ng total protein, delivering high-confidence sequencing from limited protein sources
Inject into mouse model; harvest target tissues
Enhanced bioinformatics assess proteins immunoprecipitated from biological samples, like cell lysates, uniquely differentiating proteins in a mixture with precision
Updated protocol yields sequenceable libraries within 48 hours, with less than two hours of hands-on time
Proteins have diverse intrinsic properties that impact their performance across proteomics assays. To characterize the limit of detection of low-abundance proteins in a mixture, a panel of five proteins was titrated in mixtures with a constant total protein of 200 ng per library. Here, ADML was maintained at high abundance (40–196 ng), while four others (LMNB1, PD-l1, HSA, and ILI8R) stepped down from 0.5–40% (1–40 ng) per protein to model performance at low abundance.
Libraries were prepared with Library Preparation Kit V3, sequenced on a full chip using Sequencing Kit V4 on Platinum Pro.