Separation Science and Proteomics

Alexandre Stoyanov, PhD is Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University of Missouri. He earned his PhD in Chemistry in the Institute of Physical Chemistry at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. In 2001 Dr. Stoyanov co-authored the Elsevier book, Proteome Revisited: Theory and Practice of all Relevant Electrophoretic Steps. He has been a contributor to two other books and more than 30 journal articles on related topics. His current research focuses on electophoretic and chromatographic separations, spectroscopy, 2D electrophoresis and LC-mass spectrometry.

1. Basic Separation Techniques in Protein Fractionation2. Acid–base equilibria and protein behavior in electrically driven separations3. Non-aqueous media4. Electroosmosis5. Detection Methods6. Multi–dimensional maps and multistep separations7. Non-conventional electrophoretic approaches to protein fractionation8. Sample preparation9. Mass Spectrometry10. Proteomics technologies11. Biophysical Methods contributing to Proteomics