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Discovery novel therapeutic protein targets by advanced MS proteomics


EMSL Project ID
33598

Abstract

The objective of this research is to discover novel therapeutic protein targets for human metabolic diseases by applying advanced PNNL proteomics technologies to a variety of tissue, cell, or biofluid samples from animal models or human subjects. Differentially-expressed peptides/proteins in the proteome of RYGB and sham-operated GK or zucker fatty rats will be identified by focusing on the secretome of gut and peptide hormones from blood.
High resolution LC-MS based quantitative proteomics will be applied for this study. The study will be a collaboration with NGM Biopharmaceuticals, who will provide the purified secretory granules from small intestine and enriched peptides from blood for LC-MS analyses.

Project Details

Start Date
2009-08-18
End Date
2012-08-26
Status
Closed

Team

Principal Investigator

Weijun Qian
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Team Members

Carlos Fernandez
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Richard Smith
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory