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The successful integration of biospecific interaction analysis based on sur
face plasmon resonance and mass spectrometry produces a powerful technique
that couples the benefits of sensitive affinity capture and characterizatio
n of binding events with the ability to characterize interacting molecules.
A variety of biosensors has been used to capture proteins and peptides bio
specifically on sensor surfaces, with subsequent analysis using mass spectr
ometry. Applying this type of analysis to proteomic studies could lead to l
igand and protein-complex identification, and might provide clues leading t
o the identification of pathways.