B Adamczyk

National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training, University of Gothenburg

Papers

Total Citations

194

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About

B. Adamczyk is a glycomics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of analytical biochemistry, biomarker discovery, and high-throughput technology development. Best known for pioneering automated glycoprofiling platforms, Adamczyk has made substantial contributions to the field of glycobiology by addressing one of its most persistent challenges: generating large-scale, high-quality glycomics data efficiently and affordably. Adamczyk's most influential work — a 2013 paper with 107 citations — introduced a robotized, low-cost N-glycan analysis platform specifically designed for immunoglobulin G (IgG) glycoprofiling, dramatically accelerating the pace at which researchers can decode the complex biological roles of carbohydrates. Building on this foundation, a 2015 study extended the approach to serum glycoprofiling, recognizing the growing promise of glycans as sensitive clinical biomarkers. A subsequent 2016 contribution advanced plasma N-glycome analysis using ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC), further refining throughput capabilities. Notably, Adamczyk also applied glycoanalytical expertise to veterinary science, investigating pregnancy-associated N-glycosylation changes in dromedary camels — demonstrating the broad translational reach of this research. Collectively, Adamczyk's work has helped lay the technological groundwork essential for clinical glycobiomarker discovery.