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‘If the shoe fits?’ – technical nuances of plasma proteomic workflows in clinical and preclinical contexts

2026-01-13

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The push for new clinical biomarkers has seen rapid innovation in biofluid analysis, particularly for plasma. For mass-spectrometry (MS)-based analysis, achieving depth and quantitative accuracy whilst ensuring throughput continues to shape plasma methods development. Numerous workflows have emerged that mitigate high-abundance suppression and expand dynamic range, especially when paired with next-generation MS in...

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36d5e68d-761a-5944-8e76-432ba76abba3
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10.64898/2026.01.12.699164
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