Kütle Spektrometrisinin Mikrobiyolojide Kullanımı

Tüm dünyada kütle spektrometri yöntemleri ekonomik olarak daha uygun ve günlük kullanılan ticari yöntemlerden daha hızlı olmaları nedeniyle daha fazla kullanılmaya başlanmıştır. Kütle spektrometrisinin gelecekte rutin klinik mikrobiyoloji laboratuvarında çok önemli bir rolünün olması beklenmektedir. Bugün biyomedikal kütle spektrometrisi ile ilişkili olan protein belirteçleri ve proteomikler en önemli odak noktalarıdır. Burada bakteri tür saptamalarında tartışılan yöntemlerin, aynı şekilde virüsler, mantar ve parazitler için de kullanımı uygundur. Kütle spektrometrisinin mikrobiyolojide kullanımı, şu anda yapabilecekleri ve gelecekte neler beklenebileceğinin anlaşılması önemlidir

USAGE OF MASS SPECTROMETRY IN MICROBIOLOGY

All over the world, mass spectrometry methods are being more used in clinical laboratories because of their being cost-effective and faster than the routine conventional methods. Mass spectrometry is expected to have a very important role in routine clinical microbiology laboratory in the future. The particular focus is on protein markers and proteomic, which are today fundamentally related with biomedical mass spectrometry. The methods discussed here in the statement of bacterial identification, are equally appropriate to viruses, fungi, and parasites. It is important to understand what mass spectrometry has achieved, what are its current capabilities, and what might be expected in the future

Keywords:

Mass spectrometry, bacterial infections, diagnosis MALDI-TOF,

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