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#1 AntL

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 03:04 AM

Hello,

I have run 2D DIGE gels, done the statistic analysis, and ID by MS several spots of potential interest.
I have realized that I have several spots with the same ID, which I expected, more or less, due to the existence of isoforms and post translational modifications.

My problem which I would appreciate your help is:
How can I interpret the ratios obtained from the comparison of the images between treatments.

I have realized that in one treatment I have a high positive ratio for a spot  Identified  as a specific protein, and also the same identification (other spot) for a very negative ratio…
If some of the isoforms are induced during the sample treatment, such as urea, how can I believe the ratios for a specific protein… I mean, Can it happen that for a treatment I could have created more of an isoform and for the other treatment more of another isoform???

Thank you for your help




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