Key result
Selected reaction monitoring mass spectrometry enables precise cardiovascular biomarker verification.
Selected reaction monitoring, also known as multiple reaction monitoring, is a powerful targeted mass spectrometry approach for a confident quantitation of proteins/peptides in complex biological samples. In recent years, its optimization and application have become pivotal and of great interest in clinical research to derive useful outcomes for patient care. Thus, selected reaction monitoring/multiple reaction monitoring is now used as a highly sensitive and selective method for the evaluation of protein abundances and biomarker verification with potential applications in medical screening. This review describes technical aspects for the development of a robust multiplex assay and discussing its recent applications in cardiovascular proteomics: verification of promising disease candidates to select only the highest quality peptides/proteins for a preclinical validation, as well as quantitation of protein isoforms and post-translational modifications.
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Gianazza et al. (2014) conducted a review in Cardiovascular diseases. Selected reaction monitoring/multiple reaction monitoring-based mass spectrometry was evaluated. Selected reaction monitoring mass spectrometry is a highly sensitive and selective method for protein quantitation and biomarker verification in cardiovascular disease proteomics.
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