An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors.
The analysis of protein biomarkers in urine is expected to lead to advances in a variety of clinical settings. Several characteristics of urine including a low-protein matrix, ease of testing and a demonstrated proteomic stability offer distinct advantages over current widely used biofluids, serum a...
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doaj-a7b58c5e633c4e7d9b830aae608f36552020-11-25T01:55:11ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032013-01-0185e6336810.1371/journal.pone.0063368An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors.Brian M NolenLidiya S OrlichenkoAdele MarrangoniLiudmila VelikokhatnayaDenise ProsserWilliam E GrizzleKevin HoFrank J JenkinsDana H BovbjergAnna E LokshinThe analysis of protein biomarkers in urine is expected to lead to advances in a variety of clinical settings. Several characteristics of urine including a low-protein matrix, ease of testing and a demonstrated proteomic stability offer distinct advantages over current widely used biofluids, serum and plasma. Improvements in our understanding of the urine proteome and in methods used in its evaluation will facilitate the clinical development of urinary protein biomarkers. Multiplexed bead-based immunoassays were utilized to evaluate 211 proteins in urines from 103 healthy donors. An additional 25 healthy donors provided serial urine samples over the course of two days in order to assess temporal variation in selected biomarkers. Nearly one-third of the evaluated biomarkers were detected in urine at levels greater than 1 ng/ml, representing a diverse panel of proteins with respect to structure, function and biological role. The presence of several biomarkers in urine was confirmed by western blot. Several methods of data normalization were employed to assess impact on biomarker variability. A complex pattern of correlations with urine creatinine, albumin and beta-2-microglobulin was observed indicating the presence of highly specific mechanisms of renal filtration. Further investigation of the urinary protein biomarkers identified in this preliminary study along with a consideration of the underlying proteomic trends suggested by these findings should lead to an improved capability to identify candidate biomarkers for clinical development.http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC3665773?pdf=render |
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Brian M Nolen Lidiya S Orlichenko Adele Marrangoni Liudmila Velikokhatnaya Denise Prosser William E Grizzle Kevin Ho Frank J Jenkins Dana H Bovbjerg Anna E Lokshin An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. PLoS ONE |
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Brian M Nolen Lidiya S Orlichenko Adele Marrangoni Liudmila Velikokhatnaya Denise Prosser William E Grizzle Kevin Ho Frank J Jenkins Dana H Bovbjerg Anna E Lokshin |
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An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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An extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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extensive targeted proteomic analysis of disease-related protein biomarkers in urine from healthy donors. |
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The analysis of protein biomarkers in urine is expected to lead to advances in a variety of clinical settings. Several characteristics of urine including a low-protein matrix, ease of testing and a demonstrated proteomic stability offer distinct advantages over current widely used biofluids, serum and plasma. Improvements in our understanding of the urine proteome and in methods used in its evaluation will facilitate the clinical development of urinary protein biomarkers. Multiplexed bead-based immunoassays were utilized to evaluate 211 proteins in urines from 103 healthy donors. An additional 25 healthy donors provided serial urine samples over the course of two days in order to assess temporal variation in selected biomarkers. Nearly one-third of the evaluated biomarkers were detected in urine at levels greater than 1 ng/ml, representing a diverse panel of proteins with respect to structure, function and biological role. The presence of several biomarkers in urine was confirmed by western blot. Several methods of data normalization were employed to assess impact on biomarker variability. A complex pattern of correlations with urine creatinine, albumin and beta-2-microglobulin was observed indicating the presence of highly specific mechanisms of renal filtration. Further investigation of the urinary protein biomarkers identified in this preliminary study along with a consideration of the underlying proteomic trends suggested by these findings should lead to an improved capability to identify candidate biomarkers for clinical development. |
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