Titlebook: Reverse Phase Protein Arrays; From Technical and A Tesshi Yamada,Satoshi S. Nishizuka,Lance A. Liotta Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore P

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Antibody Screening,and the understanding of the molecular background of diseases. In particular in reverse phase protein arrays (RPPA), where there is no separation of the proteins according to molecular weight, it is crucial that antibodies are proven to be highly specific, selective, and reproducible. However, numer

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Drug Screening Platforms and RPPA,ional epitopes across large sample sets, reverse phase protein array (RPPA) has been utilized as a drug discovery tool. Key RPPA drug discovery applications include primary screening of abundance or activation state of nominated protein targets, secondary screening for toxicity and selectivity, mech

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RPPAs for Cell Subpopulation Analysis,hed a reverse phase protein array (RPPA)-modified method, colony lysate array (CoLA), which enables proteomic profiling of individual subpopulations (i.e., colonies) derived from various cell proliferative conditions. Here we describe two independent CoLA assays for a functional subpopulation, drug-

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Using Reverse Phase Protein Array (RPPA) to Identify and Target Adaptive Resistance, limits the magnitude and duration of response to therapy including chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. Thus, there is an urgent need to understand and interdict tumor evolution to improve patient benefit to therapy. Reverse phase protein array (RPPA) provides a powerful tool to evalu

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,Combining the “Sibling Technologies” of Laser Capture Microdissection and Reverse Phase Protein Micng proteins at this sensitivity in very small amounts of material requires cognizance of pre-analytical variability and the limits of downstream detection technologies. Here, we discuss both the potential that the combination of both technologies presents and the potential pitfalls that must be navigated.

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Lysate Preparation for Reverse Phase Protein Arrays,ization, avoiding chemical or enzymatic protein modifications, and degradation. In this chapter, preparations of lysates for RPPA analysis are described, focusing on human tissue samples. Special emphasis is given to recently published ISO International Standards for the preanalytical phase.