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The objective of this paper is to introduce a new chapter in protein analyses and profiling in general, and to discuss on the potential practical implementation in detecting neurological diseases. A need for such a research occurs due to the arguable fact that new techniques and methods for protein analyses have been developing, and only a few have actually been implemented in routine clinical practice. This study is a part of a larger effort to develop methods in order to understand protein diversity and specificity of a human proteome in health and disease. Primarily, we will introduce and discuss some standard and already implemented techniques in clinical practice, and further we will focus on the new methods for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis as a primary biological media for study of neurological diseases.

Developing Novel Methods for Protein Analysis and Their Potential Implementation in Diagnosing Neurological Diseases