Exosome proteomics is a powerful approach for investigating exosomal proteins and their functions. Creative Biolabs provides customized and high-quality exosome proteomics services that ensure our clients obtain accurate and reliable results, allowing for an in-depth detection of the exosomal proteins.
Exosomes have several distinct properties that make them valuable to investigate, including their ability to transfer proteins, lipids and genetic material between cells. Thus, the analysis of proteins found in exosomes provides data references for understanding both physiological and pathological processes, including cancer and infectious diseases. Exosome proteomics also provides an invaluable tool for the development of biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
Fig.1 Overview of proteomics technologies in cancer liquid biopsies.1,2
At Creative Biolabs, we provide professional exosome proteomics services. Our service is tailored to isolate exosomal proteins from samples and then identify the protein composition using mass spectrometry and immunoblotting techniques. The detailed processes are as follows.
Fig.2. Protein chromatography purification system.
Exosome proteomics allows for gaining remarkable insight into the nature of the proteins found in exosomes. We offer comprehensive exosome proteomics services, including but not limited to:
Exosome proteomics allows for determining the integrity of exosomal proteins and the interactions between them, as well as the role that exosomal proteins may play in many different environments. Creative Biolabs is the best choice to provide exosome proteomics services for profiling exosomal proteins. Please feel free to contact us.
A: For each exosome sample, please provide at least 200μL (if quantified by particle number, the exosome concentration should be ≥10^10 particles/mL; if quantified by BCA, the exosome concentration should be ≥0.25μg/μL). To ensure the reliability and reproducibility of the results, it is recommended that customers perform replicates. Statistical significance (p-value) and tests can only be calculated when there are sufficient biological replicates (at least three biological replicates). Without enough replicates, reliable statistical analysis cannot be performed, and the significance of the results cannot be assessed.
A: Generally, we recommend Label-free Exosomal Proteomics for customers, as it is suitable for projects with a small number of samples (fewer than 16) and is more cost-effective.
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