Agilent’s 6520 quadrupole time of flight mass spectrometer is a high-resolution instrument that can be used for various proteomic applications. The Q-TOF in our lab is interfaced with Agilent’s HPLC-chip cube system. HPLC chip integrates enrichment/trap column, analytical column, connection capillaries, and nanospray emitter directly on the polymer chip surface eliminating peak dispersion. We are using Q-TOF instrument for carrying out SILAC (http://www.silac.org/) and iTRAQ based quantitative proteomic profiling of gastrointestinal cancers to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets. The instrument is also being used for several proteo-genomic efforts to annotate genomes.