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Protein Biomarkers Development Service

Protein Biomarkers Development Service

Mitochondrial metabolism is arguably the most intricate aspect of cellular metabolism. The dual genetic regulation governing oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS), whereby proteins are encoded by either nuclear or mitochondrial genomes (mitochondria being the sole organelles subject to such dual genetic control), The mission of Our company is to provide cutting-edge solutions for the identification and development of protein biomarkers associated with mitochondrial diseases.

Common Protein Biomarkers for Mitochondrial Diseases

The identification of protein biomarkers associated with mitochondrial diseases can offer invaluable insights to facilitate the progress of diagnostic development.

Myoglobin

In certain mitochondrial disorders, elevated levels of myoglobin may indicate muscle damage or abnormal mitochondrial function.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and Associated Proteins

Detection of alterations in mitochondrial DNA and the proteins linked to it can unveil indications of mitochondrial genetic diseases.

The Neurofilament Light Chain

The neuron-specific protein serves as a valuable indicator for monitoring the progression of neuronal damage in MDs.

Mitochondrial Permeability Transition Pore Proteins

The proteins are crucial for maintaining the integrity of the mitochondrial membrane, and their abnormalities may be linked to mitochondrial disorders.

Gelsolin

The cytoskeletal protein has been proposed as a potential therapeutic target for OXPHOS dysfunction due to the well-established interaction and movement of mitochondria along microtubules and actin filaments.

Our Services

Mitochondrial diseases encompass a range of conditions that impact the functionality of mitochondria within the human body, which are responsible for cellular energy production. The compromised ability of mitochondria to generate sufficient energy required by the body directly influences the proper functioning of vital organs. Our company provides tailored protein biomarker development services for mitochondrial diseases, catering to our client's specific requirements.

Sample Collection and Processing

Sample Collection and Processing

Assist clients in determining appropriate sample types, such as blood or tissue. Provide standardized procedures for sample handling to ensure optimal protein extraction and preservation.

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Protein Analysis and Identification

Protein Analysis and Identification

Utilize advanced protein analysis techniques, such as mass spectrometry and proteomics, to identify specific protein biomarkers associated with mitochondrial disease, ensuring enhanced accuracy and specificity.

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Bioinformatics Analysis

Bioinformatics Analysis

Conduct bioinformatics analysis, including pathway analysis and functional annotation, to gain in-depth insights into the biological significance of markers. Provide customers with comprehensive data interpretation and analysis reports.

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Validation and Verification Experiments

Validation and Verification Experiments

To ensure the reliability of the markers, further validation through experimentation and other methods is necessary. Assistance will be provided in designing validation experiments to facilitate successful confirmation of our findings in laboratory settings.

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Reporting and Delivery

Furnish comprehensive reports encompassing experimental design, analytical methodologies, interpretation of findings, and other pertinent details. Provide clients with data, samples, and associated documentation for extensive utilization in their research endeavors.


Our Advantages

Professional Team

Professional Team

Advanced Technology Platform

Advanced Technology

Comprehensive Range Services

Comprehensive Services

Reliable Data and Results

Reliable Data and Results

Protheragen is dedicated to providing customers with top-notch, specialized services that advance scientific research in the field of mitochondrial diseases. If you are interested in our services, please do not hesitate to contact us for more detailed information.

For research use only, not for clinical use.