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Primary Bioscience designs a comprehensive proteomics platform for deep protein analysis. This platform enables the unbiased sequencing of every protein present within a biological sample. It specifically identifies challenging variations like single residue substitutions, splice variants, and post-translational truncations.

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Funding

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Product

Problem

Current protein sequencing methods often struggle to detect subtle but critical protein variations, such as single residue substitutions, splice variants, and post-translational truncations. This limitation hinders comprehensive multi-biomarker screening and accurate diagnostics across various diseases.

Solution

Primary Bioscience is developing a single-molecule protein sequencing device that enables unbiased analysis of all proteins within a sample. The technology aims to overcome limitations in existing methods by facilitating the detection of difficult-to-identify protein variations. This comprehensive approach to proteomics is intended to improve multi-biomarker screening, leading to more accurate and informative diagnostic capabilities. The platform is designed to provide a detailed understanding of the proteome, capturing a wider range of protein isoforms and modifications.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes researchers and clinicians in the fields of proteomics, diagnostics, and drug discovery who require comprehensive and accurate protein analysis.

Features

  • Single-molecule protein sequencing for direct analysis of individual protein molecules.
  • Unbiased sequencing of all proteins in a sample, ensuring comprehensive proteome coverage.
  • Detection of single residue substitutions, splice variants, and post-translational truncations.
  • Comprehensive proteomics platform for multi-biomarker screening.
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