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Alan J Zimmerman1, Michal Greguš1, Alexander R Ivanov2
1Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Barnett Institute of Chemical and Biological Analysis, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA.
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Clinical and biological samples are often scarce and precious (e.g., rare cell isolates, microneedle tissue biopsies, small-volume liquid biopsies, and even single cells or organelles). Typical large-scale proteomic methods, where significantly higher protein amounts are analyzed, are not directly transferable to the analysis of limited samples due to their incompatibility with pg-, ng-, and low-μg-level protein sample amounts. Here, we report the on-microsolid-phase extraction tip (OmSET)-based sample preparation workflow for sensitive analysis of limited biological samples to address this challenge. The developed platform was successfully tested for the analysis of 100-10,000 typical mammalian cells and is scalable to allow for lower and larger protein amounts and more samples to be analyzed (i.e., higher throughput of analysis).
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