PSAQ Methode
Absolute Protein Quantification  
  
   
PX’Therapeutics is now proposing protein absolute quantification through its new subsidiary PROMISE Advanced Proteomics

PSAQ™ technology
PSAQ means “Protein Standard for Absolute Quantification”.
It is a mass spectrometry-based method for the absolute quantification of proteins. This innovative process uses brand new quantification standards: full-length stable-isotope-labeled proteins. PSAQ™ provides highly specific and accurate results even for very low-abundance proteins in biological fluids. With the PSAQ™ exclusive method, we bring protein analytics a step further: your proteins are quantified with the greatest specificity and accuracy. Innovative in the field of both therapeutic proteins and biomarkers, Promise Advanced Proteomics offers a brand new prospective for your business.


Applications for Therapeutic Proteins
Combined with mass spectrometry analysis,
the PSAQ™ method brings considerable increase in performance and reliability to biotherapeutics ADME/PK studies.

Advantages
Speed up assay development
Excellent specificity and sensitivity
Excellent accuracy and precision
Suited to complex matrices analysis
Avoid the use of antibodies
No interferences from induced antibodies nor circulating target
No interferences from non-specific protein binding


Biomarker candidates evaluation
Multiplex assays combining the PSAQ™ method with mass spectrometry analysis provide unique quantification performances, regardless of biomarker abundance levels or sample preparation.

Advantages
Multiplex quantification: up to 50 biomarkers in a single analysis
Sensitive quantification of biomarkers at ng/ml concentrations in plasma/serum matrices
Discrimination of protein isoforms
Substantial reduction of cost

Our services
Engineering and manufacturing of stable-isotope-labeled therapeutic proteins to be used as PSAQ quantification standards or to be administered in vivo
Development of quantitative mass spectrometry assays (SRM analysis) and sample analysis

More info at www.promise-proteomics.com