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A microarray test for in vitro diagnostic use that contains 27 SNPs from 8 different genes with a proven role in the metabolism of major drugs and that may be processed using regular laboratory instrumentation and a range of different scanners.

This poster provides an overview of the data standards work initiated between several parties, our current work, and the plans towards showcasing an example of a set of proteomics data standards at work in a large scale clinical proteomics setting, in a biomarker discovery context.

Results suggest that random priming is the optimal method for expression analysis of long genes. This method of RT may be appropriate for alternatively spliced genes and for genes without unique probes in the 3’-region.

The Universal Linkage System (ULS™) is a platinum-based technology that allows direct labeling of proteins and nucleic acids with a large variety of labels and haptens, including many fluorophores, biotin, and dinitrophenol.

MolPAGE (Molecular Phenotyping to Accelerate Genomic Epidemiology) is an EU consortium with almost twenty collaborating universities and companies throughout Europe. One of the aims of MolPAGE is to find early onset biomarkersfor type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and cardio-vascular diseases(CVD).

DeCyder™ MS is a novel software program for fully automated differential expression analysis based on LC-MS/MS data including detection, quantitation, sample to sample comparison and statistical data evaluation. Results can be interactively confirmed against original raw data through 2D and 3D data visualizations.

This work demonstrates the development and validation of a novel clinical proteomics approach in which specific protein targets can be expeditiously and selectively isolated from acomplex biological fluid for MS characterization.

By using the detection, matching, and visualization approach ofDeCyder™ MS were retention time, precursor mass, and the topology of the intensity profile is utilized in combination with the matching of tandem mass spectra, it is possible to achieve repeat analysis with a very high reproducibility.