( ...)Tools for Proteomic Science II

Now that we know complete genomes, we want to understand the functions of proteomes, the sum of all proteins encoded by a genome at a specific stage. Assembling the protein puzzle presents an even more challenging task than the sequencing of the genome. The reason for this is the complexity of protein structure and function, and the sensitivity of these proteins to environmental conditions. The combination of accuracy, efficiency, and a gentle touch are critical for obtaining optimal results from your protein research. Achieving the best outcome requires the best input and that is where Roche Applied Science comes in. We at Roche Applied Science utilize our 50 years of experience in the development of prime tools to meet your evolving research needs.

During the last few decades, Roche Applied Science has developed many techniques and reagents for protein research based on our competence in purification and stabilization, labeling and detection, protein expression and cell biology. Roches proteomics group is using these tools in diagnostic and pharmaceutical research, and for the development of high-tech drugs.

In this second Biochemica article, we continue with a summary of our most important products for proteomic science

Protein Characterization

Glycan analysis

Obtain detailed information on the amounts of carbohydrate and their structures. Using our glycoprotein analysis system you can determine whether or not your protein is glycosylated, whether the sugar moiety is N- or O-linked, as well as gather additional data regarding carbohydrate structures. Quantification of the sugar moiety and simultaneous staining o
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