A stable isotope-labelled protein (SIL) has the same sequence as native protein. One or more atoms are substituted for one of their stable non-radioative isotope. The difference between the protein and the SIL-protein is a small mass increase brought by the isotopes.
The main features of SIL proteins are :
We recommend you to test SIL-proteins if you are looking for robustness & reliability while having a solution easy to handle.
SIL-proteins are the solution of choice to accelerate the development of your quantitative assays using mass spectrometry.
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