Analytical Chemistry · 2010 · 21 citations · 28 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryMolecular BiologyClinical BiochemistryMolecular DiagnosticsProteomicsClinical ProteomicsDna SequencingQuantitative ProteomicsSequencing-based DiagnosticsAptamer-based AssaysAptamer-based DetectionAptamersDiagnostic ProteomicsMultiplex Detection AssaysNext-generation Sequencing DiagnosticsProtein DetectionSerum Proteomics
We report the first next generation sequencing (NGS) application to identify and quantify proteins. Customization of protein specific aptamers enabled direct conversion of serum protein information into NGS read outs. The intrinsic ability of aptamer sequencing to highly multiplex protein detection and quantification, together with the prospect of DNA sequencing further evolving into a commodity technology, could constitute the core of a novel, universal diagnostics paradigm.
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