It is intended to provide an analysis method for a biological sample with
clinical significance, which is a system being simple to such an extent
that it can be applied to a clinical field, and capable of capping a
molecule ionization suppression in mass spectrometry. Mass spectrometry
of a biological sample using immunoprecipitation, comprising the steps
of: preparing a sample containing an objective biological molecule;
concentrating the biological molecule in the sample by
immunoprecipitation using an antibody-bound carrier or a carrier to which
a molecule capable of specifically binding to an antibody is bound;
washing an immunoprecipitate of the biological molecule by using an
aqueous solution containing a charge neutralizing agent as a washing
liquid; and detecting the biological molecule by subjecting the washed
immunoprecipitate to mass spectrometry.