This review focuses on the emerging importance of discovery proteomics (high-throughput, unbiased quantitative protein identification) and targeted proteomics (hypothesis-driven quantitative protein subset analysis) mass spectrometry (MS)-based strategies in EV biology, especially exosomes and shed microvesicles.
Funding
This work was supported, in part, by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia project grants, grant number 1057741 (R.J. Simpson), La Trobe University Leadership RFA Grant (D.W. Greening and R.J. Simpson), La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science Molecular Biology Stone Fellowship (D.W. Greening), and La Trobe University Start-up Grant (D.W. Greening). R. Xu, S. Gopal, and A. Rai are supported by La Trobe University Post Graduate Scholarships.
History
Publication Date
2017-01-01
Journal
Expert Review of Proteomics
Volume
14
Issue
1
Pagination
27p. (p. 69-95)
Publisher
Taylor and Francis
ISSN
1478-9450
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