Modification analysis (PTM)
Characterization of post translational modifications
Do you suspect or observe issues with your biopharmaceutical product’s stability? The analysis will show if it is related to a post-translational modification in your protein (PTMs). It is essential because it may influence, e.g., cell signaling, function, and stability.
Or, perhaps you need analytical capabilities to investigate the number and position...
Do you suspect or observe issues with your biopharmaceutical product’s stability? The analysis will show if it is related to a post-translational modification in your protein (PTMs). It is essential because it may influence, e.g., cell signaling, function, and stability.
Or, perhaps you need analytical capabilities to investigate the number and position of different modifications?
Characterizing these may be pretty challenging. Alphalyse can help you with a range of analytical services for determining PTMs. For instance, a highly detailed and comprehensive analysis of disulfide bridges and glycosylations. You can find more information about these analyses on our blog and in the links below.
Do you want to search for specific post-translational modifications?
We can also look at, e.g., deamidation, oxidation, methylation, and citrullination with our peptide mapping service. It is possible to search for all modification types in the Delta Mass Database of PTMs using Mascot software. It is not a part of the standard service, but send us a request, and we will prepare a customized project proposal for you.
The post-translational modifications are typically investigated using a combination of protein chemistry and mass spectrometry. Thus, the analytical design of these experiments requires a deep understanding of the technology. It includes protein chemistry methods, advanced mass spectrometry instrumentation, and also software for data interpretation.
We hold considerable expertise in this area. Feel free to contact us for advice on your project. You can also receive help with other areas of protein characterization.