CD BioGlyco provides cutting-edge services for the relative quantification of marine glycoproteins, using sophisticated mass spectrometry (MS) techniques. This method is particularly useful for identifying changes in protein expression under various conditions, such as different environmental factors, disease states, or treatment regimens. Besides our relative quantification analysis, we also offer Marine Glycomics Services for clients for a more comprehensive analysis of interested protein. Our Marine Glycoprotein Production Services section is a powerful tool for you to choose the marine glycoprotein you like to use in research.
The relative abundance of glycoproteins in each sample is determined based on the intensity of the mass spectrometry signals. For isotope-labeled samples, the ratio of isotopic tags indicates the relative quantities of peptides from different samples.
Data analysis software processes the mass spectrometry data to compare glycoprotein levels across samples. Quantitative comparisons highlight changes in glycoprotein expression under different conditions or treatments.
The analysis identifies specific glycoproteins present in the samples, providing insights into their roles and functions. Information on glycoprotein structure and modification (e.g., glycosylation sites) is also obtained.
Statistical analysis is used to determine the significance of differences in glycoprotein levels.
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.826942
Technology: Relative quantification analysis
Journal: Frontiers in Microbiology
IF: 4
Published: 2022
Results: The document provides a detailed analysis of the relative quantification of marine glycoproteins, specifically focusing on glyceroglycolipids from marine algae. These compounds, abundant in marine algae, have been recognized for their significant pharmacological properties, including anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, anti-cancer, and antibacterial activities. The analysis emphasizes the structural diversity of glyceroglycolipids, which consist of various glycosyl and acyl chains, contributing to their broad biological activities.
How long does the analysis process take?
The time required for analysis varies with the number and complexity of samples, typically taking a few weeks from receiving the sample to delivering the final report. An estimated timeline will be provided when the project begins.
What information will I receive from the analysis?
You will receive detailed data on the relative abundance of glycoproteins in your samples, quantitative comparisons highlighting changes in protein expression, identified glycoproteins, and information on glycoprotein structure and modification. A comprehensive report with statistical analysis, visual representations, and key findings will also be provided.
At CD BioGlyco, our relative quantification analysis service provides researchers with detailed and reliable data on glycoprotein expression, supporting advanced studies in marine biology, medicine, and biotechnology. Please do not hesitate to
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