Title: Nevada Proteomics Center
1Nevada Proteomics Center David R. Quilici
Ph.D. University of Nevada, Reno Department of
Biochemistry
2Facilities
- Genomic Solutions Proprep - performs enzymatic
digests, peptide extraction and cleanup as well
as MALDI target spotting. - ABI 4700 MALDI TOF/TOF- capable of high
throughput protein identification and sequence
information. - Thermo Finnigan LCQ Deca XP plus - LC/MS, Protein
identification, sequence information and Post
translational identification. - Michrom Paradigm - automated 2D LC at nanoliter
flow rates. - Dionex Probot Spotting robot for LC/MALDI
applications. - Thermo Finnigan Polaris Q volatile and small
(lt650 amu) nonpolar metabolites analysis.
3Genomic Solutions Investigator Proprep
4Robotic Digestions
- Rate 100 (1 to 93 samples using trypsin)
- Sample State
- In-Gel up to three 1mm round pieces
- In-Solution lyophilized or in appropriate
buffer
54700 Proteomics Analyzer with TOF/TOF? Optics
64700 MALDI TOF/TOF
- Resolution up to 20k in reflector mode
- Mass Accuracy
- Internal Calibration gt5 ppm ie - 0.002 Da _at_
1000 m/z - External Calibration gt100 ppm ie - 0.1 Da _at_
1000 m/z - Sensitivity 1 fmol on target _at_ 1000 m/z
7MALDI TOF/TOF
- Rate 8.00 per spot
- Sample State
- In-gel
- In Solution
- Intact Proteins
- Amount Needed Visible by CBB staining (gt100
fmol) - Capabilities/limitations of Instrument
- High throughput protein identification
- Sequence Information
8Thermo Finnigan LCQ Deca XP plus
9LCQ ESI-Ion trap
- Mass Resolution 4000 ppm
- Mass Accuracy 300ppm
- Sensitivity 200 fmol on column
10LC ESI
- Rate 65
- Sample State Aqueous solution with
- lt5 ACN
- lt 0.01 (w/v) detergent concentration
- lt 1 mM salt
- Amount Required gt 200 fmol
- Capabilities/Limitations of Instrument
- Protein Identification
- Sequence Information
- PTM studies
11Michrom Paradigm
12Dionex Probot
13LC MALDI
- Rate 465
- Sample State Aqueous solution with
- lt5 ACN
- lt 0.01 (w/v) detergent concentration
- lt 10 mM salt
- Amount Required gt 100 fmol
- Capabilities/Limitations of Instrument
- Protein Identification
- Sequence Information
14Thermo Finnigan Polaris Q
15Metabolomics
- Rate 18 (per run)
- Sample State Nonpolar solvent
- Amount Required gt10 ng
- Capabilities/Limitations of Instrument
- Small nonpolar metabolites
- Volatiles
- Multiple Columns
16Services
- Robotic In-Gel or In-Solution Digestion
- Protein Identification
- Protein Sequence Information
- Post Translational Modification Identification
- Metabolomic Identification
17PROTEINIDENTIFICATION
- Gel-Based MALDI
- ABI 4700 MALDI TOF/TOF
- LC ESI
- Michrom Paradigm nano-LC
- Finnigan DECA XP ion trap
- LC MALDI
- Michrom Paradigm nano-LC
- Dionex Probot
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21Database Comparison
- NCBInr protein database
- vs
- In house EST database
22Protein ID Comparison
SSP Protein NCBI Mowse score EST
Mowse score
3803 alpha-tubulin 220 164
3408 Oxygen Evolving protein of PS II 239 460
3308 Ascorbate peroxidase 84 262
8107 Pathogenesis - related protein 10 300 235
23NCBI Database search Mowse score 220 Protein
ID alpha-tubulin Betula pendula
UNR EST Database search Mowse score
164 Protein ID tubulin alpha chain Prunus
amygdalus
24NCBI Database search Mowse score 239 Protein
ID putative 33kDa oxygen evolving protein
of photosystem II Oryza sativa
UNR EST Database search Mowse score
460 Protein ID similar to oxygen evolving
enhancer protein 1 precursor Bruguiera
gymnorrhiza
25NCBI Database search Mowse score 84 Protein
ID ascorbate peroxidase Arabidopsis thaliana
UNR EST Database search Mowse score
262 Protein ID similar to L-ascorbate
peroxidase cytosolic isozyme maize
26NCBI Database search Mowse score 300 Protein
ID pathogenesis-related protein 10 Vitis
vinifera
UNR EST Database search Mowse score
235 Protein ID pathogenesis-related protein
10 Vitis vinifera
27Data Base Comparison Summary
- The NCBI Database is a useful tool in the
Identification of Proteins even though the exact
Protein is not in the Database - ESTs become extremely useful in Protein
Identification of species which the genome has
not been completed
28Protein Sequencing
- Double Enzymatic Digest
- Trypsin and Chymotrypsin
- De novo software tools
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31Fragment 1393 MS/MS
32Peptide Fragmentation
- Series of possible fragment ions from sequence -
- three possible sites for backbone cleavage
- ion can be either of the two fragments formed by
the cleavage
33A1 fragment 1393
y11
y10
y8
y7
y6
y5
y4
y3
G Y D P A L P I I G H L Q
b12
b11
b10
b9
b8
b7
b6
b5
b4
34Protein Sequence Information Summary
- Multiple enzymatic digests are useful in
producing smaller more manageable peptides - MS/MS from the 4700 is very useful in De novo
interpretation
35Phosphorylation Site Mapping
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42Software
- Data Base Search Engines
- MASCOT MALDI
- SEQUEST LC-MS
- De novo Tools
- PEAKS
- De novo Explorer
- De novo X
43Data Analysis
- Rate 40 (per hour 1 hour min.)
- Reports
- GPS Explorer
- IdQuest
- Interpreting Reports
44Contact Us
- How to submit samples
- Kathy Schegg
- FA 118
- 784-6337
- schegg_at_unr.edu
- David Quilici
- FA 122
- 784-1590
- quilici_at_unr.edu
- Rebekah Woolsey
- FA 122
- 784-4248
- rebekahw_at_unr.edu
- More information
- http//www.unr.edu/inbre/cores/proteomics/defa
ult.asp
Nevada INBRE is supported by NIH Grant Number
P20 RR-016464 from the INBRE Program of the
National Center for Research Resources.