Evaluation of prefractionation methods as a preparatory step for multidimensional based chromatography of serum proteins†
Originally published in Proteomics 2005, 13, 3367-3375
Summary
This chapter contains sections titled:
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Introduction
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The HUPO Plasma Proteome Project (PPP) goals and the serum as a complex sample
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The scope of this manuscript
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Materials and methods
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Depletion from serum albumin and antibodies
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MudPIT and mass segmentation
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Protein separation by SDS-PAGE
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SCX separation of intact proteins followed by MudPIT
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Liquid-phase IEF followed by MudPIT
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Capillary RP-LC-MS/MS
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MS data processing and peptide/protein identifications
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Results
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Comparisons between the prefractionation methods
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Identification of different protein subsets
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Proteins identified by only one prefractionation method
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Different methods resulted in diverse peptide coverage
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Discussion
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Giving every peptide a chance
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How to identify more of the marginal proteins
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Clustering and comparing raw data
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High throughput and ruggedness versus high sensitivity
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The cost effectiveness of the different methods
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Concluding remarks
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References