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1 Chinese Bulletin of Life Sciences Vol. 17, No. 2 Apr., (2005) ; Q503;Q51 A Protein microarray and proteomics FEI Jia, MA Wen-Li*, ZHENG Wen-Ling (Institute of Molecular Biology, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou , China) Abstract: Protein microarray technology has become a crucial tool for large-scale and high-throughput biology. It allows fast, easy and parallel detection of thousands of addressable elements in a single experiment. This article reviewed protein chip's great potential in proteomics research. It has been applied to isolate, quantify protein and analyse protein-protein, protein-small molecule interaction. Protein chip combinated with mass spectrometry, biosensor technology expended its applicable scale. It also introduced the advance of proteome chip and alive chip in proteomics research. Protein microarray plays an important role in proteomics research. Key words: protein microarray; proteomics 1 [1] (two dimensional gel electrophoresis, 2DGE) (mass spectrometry, MS) [2] (Isoelectric focusing); SDS-PAGE (14 ) (14 ) * (12 )
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3 coupled device) CCD(charge AIDA [10] Bacarese-Hamilton 5 IgG IgM 0.5pg 80% [11] Copeland 3.3 (2) (3) Wolf [16] (microfluidic networks, microfns) C (CRP) 10 1 CRP 30 ng/ml CRP (surface enhanced laser desorption/ionizationtime of flight-mass spectrometry, SELDI-TOF-MS) [12] Gray [17] [13] (Cdc28p) Cdc28p DNA 3.4 (Lab-on-chip) DNA [14] Chiem [15] 7.6cm.6cm (2) ( ( Western [19] - ); (3) ) [18] Davies
4 β (amyloid-β peptide A β) -Aβ( ) -Aβ Aβ SELDI-TOF-MS Aβ [20] Koopmann SELDI % 97% CA19-9(P<0.05) CA Pharmacia Biotech (biomolecular interaction analysis, BIA) (surface plasmon resonance,spr) (proteome chip) Zhu [22] Zhu [22] 4 DNA SPR BIA 3.8 ( ) MALDI-TOF-MS Uetz [23] 3.7 [21] 6000 (opening read frame ORF) Gal-4 DNA- RNA [24]
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