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This pipeline involves identification of candidate biomarkers in a discovery phase, typically by shotgun proteomics, using a relatively small number of samples, followed by qualification and verification in larger sample sets using quantitative, multiplex multiple reaction monitoring (MRM) and ultimately validation with a high-throughput immunoassay or MRM assay suitable for the analysis of high volumes of clinical samples. The clinical KRAS(G12C) inhibitor AMG 510 drives anti-tumour immunity. Lyons, S. P. et al. A class of biocompatible reactions commonly used to join small, modular molecule units. 11, 552561 (2019). For some analyses that are routinely performed there is still some guess work involved, or at least incorporation of algorithms that make assumptions about the data that is being used as a database or to interpret downstream analyses. Franco-Serrano, L. et al. 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The observation that the number of biomarker candidates identified in the literature is perhaps a quarter of human proteins, suggests that the candidate discovery process is often not rigorous enough [Citation133]. For example, emerging engineered T cell therapies target tumor-associated antigens that have increased protein levels in cancer tissue as compared to normal tissue [Citation66,Citation67]. Another approach adopts nanopore technology to enable the electrical detection of specific amino acids as a protein is passed through the pore. Vinken, M. The adverse outcome pathway concept: a pragmatic tool in toxicology. Uses active-site-targeted chemical probes that react with mechanistically related classes of enzyme and monitor the state of proteins. Moreover, recent advances in mass spectrometry, sample preparation, and . 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