Mapping Phosphorylation Events with a Global View of the Proteome
Panome Bio’s LC/MS phosphoproteomics service offers a truly unbiased view of the proteome, enabling researchers to discover novel phosphorylation events and gain a deeper understanding of cellular signaling. The phosphoproteomics service entails a phosphopeptide enrichment to map phosphorylation events alongside a global proteomics assay for greater understanding. Panome Bio empowers researchers to better understand phosphorylation events with this comprehensive phosphoproteomics service, providing not just data, but actionable insights through rigorous statistical analysis and expert interpretation.
- Identify >15,000 phosphopeptides across >7,000 unique proteins in a given sample.
- By scanning the full range of masses and fragments and collecting all ions, we report signal intensities for all phosphorylation sites identified with DIA mode MS.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is global phosphoproteomics?
Global phosphoproteomics is an unbiased, LC-MS-based analysis that maps phosphorylation events across the entire proteome, rather than focusing on a predefined set of proteins.
How many phosphopeptides can be identified in a phosphoproteomics study?
Panome Bio’s phosphoproteomics service can identify more than 15,000 phosphopeptides across more than 7,000 unique proteins in a given sample.
Does the phosphoproteomics service include standard global proteomics data?
Yes. Phosphopeptide enrichment is paired with a global proteomics assay, giving a combined view of phosphorylation events and overall protein expression.