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Targeted Mass Spectrometry of Brain and Pancreatic tissues

ABSTRACT: QPrESTs are heavy labelled recombinant protein fragments covering regions of proteins with low homology and span over 50-150 amino acids of the sequence. They were produced as a part of Human Protein Atlas project in auxotrophic Escherichia coli and individually purified, serving as an excellent resource for MS-based protein quantification. In this project, a workflow for sample preparation of brain and pancreatic tissues with use of QPrESTs was developed together with a panel of parallel reaction monitoring (PRM) methods for quantification of more than 50 proteins using targeted mass spectrometry. In total, methods for quantification of 125 and 126 peptides in cortex and pancreas respectively were established. The technical robustness of the workflow was investigated on three technical replicates of pancreatic and three biological replicates of brain tissues. The results are reported in fmol/µg of protein content in a tissue lysate and span with dynamic range over 5-6 orders of magnitude. The combination of QPrEST standards being added before digestion and state of the art mass spectrometry performing in PRM mode showed high degree of reproducibility where 78.8 % and 81.1 % of quantified proteins had coefficient of variation (CV) below 20 % in Cortex and Pancreas respectively.

ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens

SUBMITTER: David Kotol

PROVIDER: PXD012931 | panorama | Fri Mar 01 00:00:00 GMT 2019

REPOSITORIES: PanoramaPublic

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