Applications of selected reaction monitoring (SRM)-mass spectrometry (MS) for quantitative measurement of signaling pathways

Keyphrases

• Signaling Pathway 100%
• Quantitative Measurement 100%
• Stable Isotope Dilution 100%
• Multiple Reaction Monitoring Mass Spectrometry 100%
• Innate Immune Response 50%
• Post-translational Modification 50%
• Assay Development 50%
• Transcription Factor 33%
• Selected Reaction Monitoring 33%
• Low Abundance 33%
• Host Cell 16%
• Signaling Molecules 16%
• Mass Spectrometry 16%
• RelA 16%
• Highly Qualified 16%
• Regulatory Proteins 16%
• Assay Optimization 16%
• NF-B 16%
• Peptide Identification 16%
• Signaling Network 16%
• Detection Reagents 16%
• Signature Peptide 16%
• Housekeeping Proteins 16%
• Assay Evaluation 16%
• Systems-based Approach 16%
• Interferon Response Factors 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Mass Spectrometry 100%
• Signal Transduction 100%
• Quantitative Technique 100%
• Selected Reaction Monitoring 100%
• Dilution 75%
• Posttranslational Modification 37%
• Innate Immunity 37%
• Dynamics 12%
• Signaling Protein 12%
• Response Factor 12%
• Transcription Factor RelA 12%
• Transcription Factor 3 12%
• Interferon 12%