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Johan S Sáenz1,2, Jana Seifert3,4
1Institute of Animal Science, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany.
Abstract:
The development of high throughput methods has enabled the study of hundreds of samples and metaproteomics is not the exception. However, the study of thousands of proteins of different organisms represents different challenges from the protein extraction to the bioinformatic analysis. Here, the sample preparation, protein extraction and protein purification for livestock microbiome research throughout metaproteomics are described. These methods are essential because the quality of the final protein pool depends on them. For that reason, the following workflow is a combination of different chemical and physical methods that intend an initial separation of the microbial organisms from the host cells and other organic materials, as well as the extraction of high concentrate pure samples.
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