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Development of a Univariate Membrane-Based Mid-Infrared Method for Protein Quantitation and Total Lipid Content Analysis of Biological Samples by Nadler, Timothy, Chernokalskaya, Elena, Capito, Florian, Lento, Joseph, Amara, Ryan, Gutierrez, Sara, Cappione, Amedeo, Utzat, Christopher, Strug, Ivona, Skudas, Romas

“…Biological samples present a range of complexities from homogeneous purified protein to multicomponent mixtures. Accurate qualification of such samples is…”
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Site-specific Labeling of a Protein Lysine Residue By Novel Kinetic Labeling Combinatorial Libraries by Krantz, Allen, Hanel, Arthur M, Strug, Ivona, Wilczynski, Andrzej, Wolff, Jeremy J, Huang, Wolin, Huang, Linda H, Settineri, Tina, Holmes, Darren L, Hardy, Margaret C, Bridon, Dominique P

“…The first example of a kinetic labeling library designed to enable the discovery of affinity labels is presented. Each library component (1) consists of a…”
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Abstract 3483: A centrifugal ultrafiltration-based method for rapid purification of exosomes from biological samples by Cappione, Amedeo, Gutierrez, Sara, Mabuchi, Masaharu, Smith, Janet, Strug, Ivona, Nadler, Timothy

“…Abstract Exosomes represent a subset of small particles secreted by many types of cells under both normal and pathological conditions. The release of…”
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Detergent Analysis in Protein Samples Using Mid-Infrared (MIR) Spectroscopy by Das, Chandreyee, Nadler, Timothy, Strug, Ivona

“…Quantitating relative levels of detergent present in protein preparations or samples derived from biological material, such as tissue or body fluids, is…”
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Abstract 4152: New methods for the isolation and analysis of biomarkers from exosomes in cell culture media and bio-fluids by Gutierrez, Sara, Strug, Ivona, Cappione, Amedeo, Smith, Janet L., Mabuchi, Masaharu, Nadler, Timothy

“…Abstract Microvesicles, such as exosomes, are small particles secreted by many types of cells under both normal and pathological conditions such as cancer…”
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Site-specific crosslinking of annexin proteins by 1,4-benzoquinone: a novel crosslinker for the formation of protein dimers and diverse protein conjugates by Yu, Peng, Strug, Ivona, Cafarella, Tanya R, Seaton, Barbara A, Krantz, Allen

“…Annexin V (1) specifically binds to phosphatidylserine on apoptotic and necrotic cells as well as certain cancer cells, making it an attractive vehicle for the…”
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