Project description:This data set contains the following:
1) 66 raw files for NeuCode-labeled human proteoforms from the Jurkat cell line analyzed via "intact-mass" (i.e., LC-MS, with no precursor fragmentation). Three biological replicates were performed (files from the different replicates are labeled with 022317, 031617, or 031817, respectively). For each replicate, proteoforms were separated offline using a 12% Tris-acetate Gelfree cartridge and 11 fractions were collected. Two technical replicate LC-MS injections of each fraction were performed, yielding a total of 66 raw files (3 biological replicates x 11 fractions x 2 injections).
2) 22 raw files for label-free human proteoforms from the Jurkat cell line analyzed via "top-down" (i.e., LC-MS/MS, with precursor fragmentation). One biological replicate was performed (labeled 032017). Proteoforms were separated offline using a 12% Tris-acetate Gelfree cartridge and 11 fractions were collected. Two technical replicate LC-MS/MS injections of each fraction were performed, yielding a total of 22 raw files (1 biological replicate x 11 fractions x 2 injections).
3) Multi-protease and trypsin-only pruned G-PTM-D databases used for proteoform identification. Note that the bottom-up data used to generate these databases can be found elsewhere on MassIVE (MSV000083304).
Project description:Raw top-down LC-MS/MS files from 12% GELFREE separated fractions of yeast. Raw files for 2 technical replicates of each fraction, in total 24 raw files.
Project description:Proteoform Suite is a program for the analysis of intact proteoform MS data. The source code and a vignette containing all input files and settings can be found at https://smith-chem-wisc.github.io/ProteoformSuite. Proteoform identification files can be found in folders NoStress_BioRep1, NoStress_BioRep2, Stress_BioRep1, and Stress_BioRep2. For quantification: S-NS-Mixture_BioRepA, S-NS-Mixture_BioRepB, and S-NS-Mixture_BioRepC.
Project description:Jurkat cell lysate was size-fractionated by gel-eluted fraction entrapment electrophoresis on a 12% gel (GELFrEE, Expedeon). Each fraction was analyzed by HPLC-ESI-MS/MS (nanoACQUITY, Waters and QE-HF, ThermoFisher Scientific).
Project description:18 Families (66 individuals) from an established cohort for schizophrenia in Finland provided RNA for analysis of genome-wide gene expression levels in blood lymphocytes. These have been collected for the analysis of genetic risk variants for mental illness that are present within these families, under the hypothesis that genetic variants will lead to changes in the biological functioning that represent the mechanisms altered in the etiology of major mental illness, with gene expression providining a means to observe such alterations. Total RNA was extracted from fresh blood samples donated by 66 individuals from 18 families ascertained for schizophrenia. Gene expression was measured using 6 chips, with two individuals (samples 2 and 8) replicated across chips. The non-normalized matrix contains the complete data, including replicates.