Punit Shah
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Punit Shah is a leading figure in glycoproteomics, a field at the intersection of chemistry and biology that seeks to understand how sugar modifications on proteins drive health and disease. His major contributions center on advancing sample preparation methods to unlock the hidden information within the glycoproteome. Shah is best known for developing the "Solid Phase Extraction of N-Linked Glycopeptides Using Hydrazide Tip" (2013), a highly cited work (72 citations) that introduced a simple, robust, and high-throughput technique for isolating glycopeptides. This innovation directly addressed a critical bottleneck in mass spectrometry-based glycoproteomics, enabling more reproducible and scalable biomarker discovery. By streamlining sample preparation, Shah’s work has empowered researchers to move beyond technical limitations and focus on the biological significance of glycosylation in disease diagnosis and monitoring. His contributions have been instrumental in shifting the field’s emphasis toward practical, high-throughput workflows, making him a key architect of modern glycoproteomic analysis and a vital resource for scientists seeking to translate these complex modifications into clinical insights.
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- 1Solid Phase Extraction of N-Linked Glycopeptides Using Hydrazide Tip72 citations · 2013