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Proteomics Pricing (Internal)
Service | Price each | Includes | |
A | ID from Gel band | $115 | Extraction, Reduction/Alk, Trypsinazation, Clean-Up, MALDI QC, Orbitrap LC-MS/MS, Bioinformatics search, Scaffold/Excel report |
B | ID from complex mixture | $140 | Reduction/Alk, remove Detergents, Trypsinization, desalt, lyo-, MALDI QC, Orbitrap LC-MS/MS, search, Scaffold/Excel report |
C | Quantitative comparisons | B + $40/mass channel | Reduction/Alk, remove Detergents, Trypsinization, dimethylate amines w/Isotopic tags, desalt, lyo-, MALDI QC, Orbitrap LC-MS/MS, search, Scaffold/Excel report |
D | Kinome, Phosphopeptide (or other PTM) enrichment, etc | $125 | (Magnetic) resins made in-house. Phosphopeptide enrichment is based upon chelation to TiIV. Kinase enrichment is baed on bound inhibitor chelation. |
E | Biotyping | $1.35/spot | Min>50 samples. Spotting in your lab. |
F | Add. Labor or informatics | $70/hour | Additional benchwork or informatics to identify annotation enhancement, etc. |
Non-University of Iowa investigators, please contact the core facility at com-proteomics@uiowa.edu for pricing.
Click Here for the Detailed Cost Structure
The above link will provide a detailed cost structure of proteomics applications organized by objective.
Protein Identification | MS/MS is an unbiased measure of identity that relies upon real-time verification of peptide sequence. |
Biomarker Discovery | Several MS approaches can reveal the fold-change of individual proteins between distinct phenotypes. |
Absolute Quantification | With specificity exceeding sandwich ELISA, MRM or PRM can quantify dozens of proteins per assay. |
Post Translational Modifications | Sub-stoichiometric and difficult to ionize, custom techniques/IMAC reagents are required. |
Rapid Bacterial Biotyping | Identify cultured pathogens with a simple MALDI preparation procedure and a few seconds of acquisition. |
User Rates, Training, and FAQ | After training researchers can schedule personal use of the instruments. Woe to those who screw up. |