Proteomics analysis of biological samples has the potential to identify novel protein
expression patterns and/or changes in protein expression patterns in different …

Proteomics is an area of study that sets as its ultimate goal the global analysis of all of the
proteins expressed in a biological system of interest. However, technical limitations currently …

Proteomics is the study of expressed proteins and has emerged as a complement to
genomic research. The major advantage of proteomics over DNA–RNA based technologies …

Proteomic characterisation of the placenta has largely been focused on effect of disease,
anatomical features or specific cell types. We describe an unbiased proteomic mapping …

Tissue proteomics has relied heavily on two-dimensional gel electrophoresis, for protein
separation and quantification, then single protein isolation, trypsin digestion, and mass …

Introduction Placenta is a complex organ that plays a significant role in the maintenance of
pregnancy health. It is a dynamic organ that undergoes dramatic changes in growth and …

Background The placenta remains one of the least studied organs within the human body.
Yet, placental dysfunction has been associated with various pregnancy complications …

Human preterm labor (PL) is the single most significant problem in modern Obstetrics and
Gynecology, affecting∼ 10% of pregnancies worldwide, constituting the leading cause of …

Although placental proteins play multiple roles in fetal and placental development and in the
maintenance of pregnancy, many remain inadequately characterized. In the present study …

Background Placenta-derived proteins in the systemic maternal circulation are suggested as
potential biomarkers for placental function. However, the identity and longitudinal patterns of …