Glycosylation Protein Analysis Service

Glycosylation, a critical post-translational modification, plays essential roles in cellular signaling, immune responses, and protein folding and function. At MtoZ Biolabs, we leverage advanced mass spectrometry and bioinformatics to deliver precise analyses of protein glycosylation. Our platform features high-resolution mass spectrometers and sophisticated data analysis software, targeting complex glycan structure identification and quantification.

Our team utilizes state-of-the-art Orbitrap mass spectrometers with HCD and ETD dual fragmentation technologies for effective glycosylation protein analysis. We also deploy Byonic bioinformatics software for meticulous glycopeptide identification and glycan analysis. MtoZ Biolabs is dedicated to providing top-tier glycosylation protein analysis service globally. For any inquiries or specific needs, please contact us. We are committed to enhancing your research outcomes.

Analysis Workflow

1. Protein extraction and purification.

2. Glycan release using targeted enzymatic or chemical methods.

3. Glycopeptide enrichment through diverse chemical and affinity chromatography.

4. Cutting-edge mass spectrometry analysis.

5. Detailed bioinformatics evaluation of glycosylation sites and glycan structures.

Service Advantages

1. High Coverage

We enhance glycopeptide enrichment and analytical accuracy using affinity chromatography, hydrophilic interaction chromatography, and non-specific enzymatic digestion.

2. Quantitative Precision

Our protocols, including dimethyl labeling, ensure precise and reproducible measurements.

3. Customized Services

We tailor our analyses to meet the specific needs of your research and sample types, guaranteeing optimal results.

Sample Submission Requirements

For more sample details, please consult our technical team.

Applications

1. Biopharmaceutical Development

Ensuring the consistency and quality of glycoprotein-based drugs, such as monoclonal antibodies.

2. Disease Biomarker Discovery

Identifying specific glycosylation changes associated with different cancer types.

3. Vaccine Development

Monitoring glycosylation changes in response to vaccination to understand immune responses.