Karli R. Reiding

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Karli R. Reiding is a prominent analytical biochemist whose work sits at the intersection of glycomics, mass spectrometry, and high-throughput bioanalytical method development. Specializing in the structural characterization of protein glycosylation, Reiding has made significant contributions to advancing automated, scalable approaches for profiling complex glycan populations — work of critical importance to both biomarker discovery and biopharmaceutical development. Among Reiding's most influential contributions is the development of automated, high-throughput MALDI-TOF-MS workflows for plasma N-glycome analysis, including linkage-specific sialic acid esterification techniques that enable more precise structural resolution of these heterogeneous modifications. This 2015 study has garnered 92 citations, reflecting its broad adoption by the glycomics community. Equally impactful is Reiding's 2014 review on high-throughput glycomics technologies (83 citations), which has served as a key reference for researchers navigating analytical strategies in glycoprotein research. A 2016 paper introducing automated permethylation workflows for biologics quality control (78 citations) further underscores Reiding's focus on translating glycomics into practical pharmaceutical applications. Collectively, this body of work has helped establish robust, reproducible glycan analysis as an accessible standard across research and industry settings.