Tag: mass spectrometry

Biogeochemists have shown that rare doubly heavy nitrogen-15 molecules act as a natural fingerprint of microbial nitrogen removal, offering a ...

A large two-cohort study shows that a blood-based DNA methylation panel targeting the HYAL2, S100P and DYRK4 genes, combined with ...

A nanoparticle-enabled blood proteomics test can measure tumour hypoxia in bladder cancer patients, track it during radiotherapy and predict who ...

Researchers have built a phosphoproteome atlas covering more than 200,000 phosphorylation sites across 33 human cell lines, enabling faster phosphoproteomics ...

A large infertility cohort analysis finds anti-Müllerian hormone far outperforms testosterone and novel 11-oxygenated androgens in distinguishing ovarian and menstrual ...

A Melbourne-led proteomics study has shown for the first time that the protein interaction partners of the anticoagulant protein C ...

Proteomic analysis of human anterior lens capsules reveals that ATP6V1A-associated lysosomal dysfunction links elevated eye pressure and lens epithelial injury ...

A new HPLC-based analysis of 43 beverages shows that non-alcoholic beers can retain purine levels comparable to full-strength beer, with ...

An exploratory study combining infrared spectroscopy with mass spectrometry metabolomics shows that fibromyalgia leaves detectable molecular traces in blood, opening ...

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have produced the first map of lysine acetylation marks across plasma proteins in Alzheimer's ...

South Korean researchers validated a rapid LC-MS/MS method for measuring acesulfame potassium, sodium saccharin, sucralose, and aspartame in dairy products, ...

A large-scale proteomic study of 404 cervical cancer samples has revealed three molecular subtypes of squamous cell carcinoma with distinct ...

In the intricate landscape of modern chemistry, the task of deciphering mass spectrometry data into recognizable chemical structures looms as ...