Table 2.
Published studies using quantitative proteomic methods for identification of biomarkers in neurological disorders
| Quantitative proteomics method | Neurological diseases | Features | Tissues used | Potential biomarkers | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2DE | Huntington's disease. | Combination of MALDI-TOF and LC-MS/MS platforms for biomarker discovery | Plasma | Clusterin, alpha 2 macroglobulin. | Dalrymple et al.[45] |
| 2D-DIGE | Down syndrome | Proteomic analysis of maternal serum | Serum | Alpha-1-acid, glycoprotein 1. | Nagalla et al.[18] |
| 2D- DIGE | Guillain-Barré syndrome | Differential proteomic profiling MALDI-TOF MS | CSF | Haptoglobin, Apolipoprotein A-IV. | Yang et al.[55] |
| SDS-PAGE | Multiple sclerosis | Capillary liquid chromatography-electro spray-ion trap mass spectrometry. | CSF | CRTAC-IB, tetranectin. | Hammack et al.[56] |
| 2D-DIGE | Traumatic brain injury of infancy | Western blot confirmation of the identified biomarkers | CSF | Cystatin C, PGDS. | Gao et al.[19] |
| 2DE | Alzheimer's Disease | Differential proteomic profiling | CSF | Cathepsin-D, Apolipoprotein A-I. | Castano et al.[57] |
| 6-plex isobaric labeling | Brain injury | MALDI TOF/TOF and ESI-Q-TOF | CSF | GFAP, protein S100B, PARK7. | Dayon et al.[58] |
| SDS-PAGE | Multiple sclerosis | Laser-capture micro dissection | Brain | Tissue factor, protein C inhibitor. | Han et al.[59] |
| ICAT | Alzheimer's disease | LC-MS/MS | CSF | Amyloid precursor protein, Cathepsin B. | Zang et al.[60] |
| Capillary isoelectric focusing | Glioblastoma multiformae | LC-MS/MS | Brain cortex | Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome candidate 1. | Li et al.[61] |
| 2DE | Systemic lupus erythematosus | LC-MS/MS | Serum | Autoantigens for HSP90 | Kimura et al.[62] |
| 8-plex iTRAQ | Alzheimer's disease | SCX and LC-MS/MS | CSF | Clusterin, hemopoxin | Choe et al.[32] |
| iTRAQ | Traumatic brain injury | LC-MS/MS | Serum | Serum amyloid A, C-reactive protein | Hergenroeder et al.[21] |
| 2DE | Traumatic brain injury | MALDI-TOF | CSF | Alpha 1 antitrypsin, haptoglobin 1 alpha 1. | Conti et al.[47] |