Research news: advances in LC-MS quantitation of peptides
Recent publications report improvements in sensitivity and reproducibility for peptide quantitation, driven by high-resolution mass spectrometry and improved sample-preparation chemistry.
Recent methodological publications describe high-resolution and tandem mass spectrometry workflows that improve selectivity for peptide quantitation in complex laboratory samples.
Reported gains come largely from sample preparation — solid-phase extraction chemistries, non-specific-binding mitigation and stable-isotope-labelled internal standards — rather than instrumentation alone.
Several groups have published inter-laboratory comparisons, noting that harmonised sample handling narrows variability between sites.
These developments are attributed to their original authors and are reported here as scientific news only.
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