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• • HPLC Peptide Profile Analysis of Adipose Tissue

  In contemporary biomedical research, adipose tissue is no longer simply regarded as a passive tissue for energy storage, but is recognized as a highly active endocrine organ that plays a crucial role in maintaining overall metabolic balance and immune regulation. With a deepening understanding of metabolic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases, there has been unprecedented attention on the functions and mechanisms of adipose tissue.

• • ICP MS Trace Element Detection in Serum

  In the field of modern medical health, the influence of trace elements on human health is increasingly being emphasized. Although these elements exist only in trace amounts, they play a crucial role in several physiological processes such as cellular metabolism, enzyme activity regulation, and immune function. Therefore, accurate determination of the concentration of trace elements in serum is of great significance for disease diagnosis, treatment, and health management.

• • Single Cell Sequencing of Cardiac Tissue

  Single-cell sequencing technology of the heart tissue is a revolutionary advancement in modern medical research, providing us with a unique perspective to deeply understand the cellular composition, function, and interactions of the heart at an unprecedented resolution.

• • Post Translational Modification Analysis of Kelp Histone

  Post-translational modification (PTM) analysis service of kelp histone is an innovative and crucial research field in marine biotechnology and functional food development. PTMs such as phosphorylation and glycosylation not only contribute to the functional diversity of proteins but also have significant effects on their biological activity and stability.

• • Spirulina Glycosylation Site Analysis

  MtoZ Biolabs uses advanced mass spectrometry technology to accurately identify and deeply analyze glycosylation sites in spirulina proteins, revealing their important roles in algae biology, health food development, and drug research. This study not only deepens our understanding of the bioactivity of spirulina, but also opens up new avenues for its application in food science and biomedical fields.

• • Quantitative Proteomics Study of Cell Histone Methylation

  In the genetics and functional regulation of cells, apart from DNA sequence, epigenetics also plays a crucial role. Among them, protein methylation, as a key modification in epigenetics, has a decisive significance in regulating gene expression and cellular fate. Based on the methylation of cellular histones, MtoZ Biolabs has launched a novel research platform for quantitative proteomics of methylation, revealing the profound secrets of protein methylation for researchers worldwide.

• • PTM Analysis of Mouse Cell Histones

  MtoZ Biolabs utilizes advanced mass spectrometry technology to undertake precise analysis of post-translational modifications of mouse cell histones, revealing their crucial roles in gene regulation, disease onset, drug mechanisms, and cell signaling pathways. This research not only deepens our understanding of the epigenetic regulatory network but also provides new strategies and targets for disease treatment and drug development.

• • PEG Modified Protein Detection

  Polyethylene glycol (PEG) modification of proteins is a widely used technique in the field of biomedical research to improve protein stability, increase their half-life in vivo, reduce immunogenicity, and enhance therapeutic efficacy. This article will introduce the techniques and applications of PEG-modified protein detection.

• • N Glycosylation Site Identification Mass Spectrometry

  N-glycosylation site identification mass spectrometry: In biology, glycosylation is a common post-translational modification process, and N-glycosylation is a major type of glycosylation. This process involves the addition of sugar molecules to certain amino acids in proteins. This modification can alter the function and stability of proteins, so it is crucial to accurately identify which sites undergo N-glycosylation modification in order to understand protein function.

• • iTRAQ Quantitative Proteomic Technique

  iTRAQ technology is a widely used high-throughput protein quantification analysis method. It is based on the principles of isotope labeling and mass spectrometry detection, enabling quantitative comparison of protein expression levels in multiple samples. Currently, it has been widely applied in various fields such as biomedicine, agriculture, and environmental science.