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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mass Spectrom Rev. 2022 Dec 16;43(4):683–712. doi: 10.1002/mas.21826

Figure 9:

Figure 9:

Overview of study used with permission from Huttenhain et al (2019) with (A) discovery phase in which EOC biomarker candidates were found using a proteomics-based study with EOC tissue sample. (B) Biomarker candidates, which are the plasma-detectable, orthologous human proteins detected to be differentially abundant in (A) were then quantified in plasma samples from a large group of EOC patients along with healthy controls via SRM. (C) The biomarker candidates for EOC detection that were most predictive were chosen, combined in a protein biomarker signature, and submitted to further evaluation in an independent validation set (reprinted with permission from Hüttenhain et al., 2019, copyright 2019 Elsevier).