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PROTEOMICS
AN
OVERVIEW
madhurarekha@sandor.co.in
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The term proteome and proteomics was coined by Mark Wilkins and colleagues in
the early 1990s.
“..other than biochemistry done very, very fast, is not entirely clear to me what
proteomics is.” by Marvin Cassman
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Non detection
Low soluble (basic, hydrophobic,
transmembrane)
Less abundant
Range: 2-3 orders of magnitude (pico-
nano) in cell 8 order of magnitude (micro-
femto)
Identification (sequenced genome)
Sample complexity (affinity purification )
Quantification
Post translational modifications PTMs
PROTEOMICS WORKFLOWS
PROTEIN DIGESTION
MASS SPECTROMETERY
MASS SPECTROMETERS MEASURE MASS/CHARGE RATIOS OF MOLECULES
Separation
Ionization
Isotopes
Mass spectrum
Mass Accuracy
Mass Resolution
Modifications
Detection
Sample
+
_
John B. Fenn, the originator of electrospray ionization for biomolecules and the 2002 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
Macromolecules
Separations
Ionization
M + H+ = MH+ Protonation : producing a net positive charge of 1+ for every proton added
M-H+ =(M-H)- Deprotonation:net negative charge of 1- is achieved through the removal of a
proton from a molecule
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MASS ACCURACY
MASS RESOLUTION
Mass resolution is the dimensionless ratio of the mass of the peak divided by
its width. Usually, the peak width is taken as the full width at half maximum
intensity, (fwhm)
Peptide Protein
• Monoisotopic value, the mass of the first peak of the isotope distribution
• Average value, equivalent to taking the centroid of the complete isotopic
envelope
8480.6
100
80
60
5653.4
40
20 16953.0
4239.4
0
5000 10000 15000 20000
Mass/Charge
+15
+18+17 +16
100
998.1 1131.0
942.8
1060.4 +14
+19
80 893.2 1211.7
Relative Abundance
+20 +13
848.6
60 1304.8
+21
808.2
+12
40 +22 1413.5
771.5 +11
+23 1541.8 +10 +9
20 +24738.0 1695.9 1884.5
707.4
+25
679.1
0
400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000
m/z
ACTUAL SPECTRUM
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
4
5
x10 4
x10 4
174.869 174.862
200
226.955
272.788 272.933
315.901
359.026 359.174
400.073
400
458.132 458.221
515.277 515.253
560.343
R P S V G S
602.326 602.391
600
640.477
711.450
730.130
748.928
798.472
Q L
800
843.480 843.399
881.583
925.497
944.429
960.374
996.711
T S
1000
1031.498 1031.516
1088.608
1102.653
1145.645
1186.949
A H
1200
1239.663 1239.533
1284.606
Y
1345.735
1383.716
1402.755
1400
1432.593
I
1472.283
1515.708 1515.573
L
1585.574
1600
1628.711 1628.728
1681.579
1722.234
1741.752 1742.030
MASS FRAGMENTATION: MS and MSMS
1800
L Sulf
1877.920
STINA_1259_RCAF_1877_DHB_060427\0_E8\0\1877.9200.LIFT\fas t
STINA_1259_1742_DHB_060427\0_B8\0\1742.0300.LIFT\fas t
m /z
y = (M+H)1+ - b +1
phosphopeptide
phosphopeptide