Cardiovascular Proteomics Techniques

Cardiovascular Proteomics Techniques: Applications for Clinical and Laboratory Research, 1st Edition, is a 576-page reference published by Wiley-Blackwell examining proteomic methodologies and mass spectrometry applications in heart biology and cardiovascular diseases. Prepared by authors Cristina Banfi, Dominic M. Desiderio, Joseph A. Loo, and Igor A. Kaltashov, this volume assists scientific investigators and medical professionals analyzing protein mechanisms in cardiac health and disease.

The text presents specialized analytical tools designed for laboratory research, detailing antibody-based technologies for multiplexed protein detection and quantification. Within its thematic scope, the material examines key cardiovascular conditions, providing technical coverage of acute coronary syndromes alongside atherosclerosis in laboratory and clinical research.

In addition, the publication covers targeted clinical topics, detailing cardiovascular plasma proteomics together with Takotsubo syndrome. Designed to support researchers in life sciences and cardiovascular studies as well as clinicians, this volume offers structured guidance for examining protein profiles in cardiac disease.